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INDEX.
Page,
ABBREVIATIONS, ... xxxv.
ADDENDA (Biographie*), ... At Conclusion of Biographies,
ADVERTISEMENTS (indw to) xxxii.
ADVERTISEMENTS, t i.
BIOGRAPHIES ' 1.
PREFACE, xxix.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS : —
Eastern Advertising Co. xxi
AERATED WATER : —
F. P. Danenberg xvii
A. S. Watson & Co. ... xiv
AUCTIONEER : —
G. P. Lammert xiv
BANKS : —
International xxxiii
Taiwan xxx
Yokohama Specie xxx
BEER : —
San Miguel xix
BICYCLES : —
Dragon Cycle Depot ... xvi
BILLIARD TABLES : —
George Wright and Co. 1
BOOKS :—
.Standard Dictionary ... xlviii
Works Relating to the
Island of Formosa . . . xiv
BOOKSELLERS : —
W. Brewer and Co. ... xxi
Bible Book and Tract
Depot xiii
CIGARS : —
Alhambra x
Kruse and Co xi
Jja Minerva xv
Walter E. Olsen and Co. xi
COACH BUILDERS : —
Hooper and Co Hi
COAL : —
Mitsui Bussan Kaisha... iii
COCOA :—
Cadbury's liv
COLLEGES : —
Diocesan Schools xxiii
Kowloon Grammar School xxii
Scholastic Association... xlvii
St. Joseph's xxv
COMMISSION AGENTS : —
A. Chazalon and Co. ... ix
A. H. Tomsett and Co. xix
CURIOS : —
Kuhn and Komar ... xliii
Samurai Shokai , xix
xvi
xrii
DENTISTS : —
Chukson Fung
Dr. T. Yamasaki ...
DISPENSARY : —
A. S. Watson and Co xiv
ENGINEERS : —
Arnhold Karberg and Co. v
Carmichael and Clarke vi
MacDonald and Co. ... vii
Tasker Sons and Co. ... li
Wilks and Jack xliii
FURNITURE MAKERS :—
Harris-Keeney Co. ... xx
GINGER :—
Man Loong xv
HAIRDRESSERS : —
Paris Toilet Co xxxiv
HOTELS : —
Gallia, Cannes xii
King Edward, Hongkong ix
Langham, London ... xii
Mena House, Cairo ... xiii
New* Connaught,
Hongkong xxvi
Palace, Shanghai xx
Praya East, Hong-
kong xviii
Regent, Leamington, ...
Spa xii
INSURANCE : —
Commercial Union Co xxii
Meiji Fire iii
Norwich Union Co. ... xxi
Queen Insurance C. ... xii
JEWELLERS : —
G. Falconer and Co. ... xviii
MACHINERY : —
Shone Pheumatic
Ejector xlix
MERCHANTS :—
Arnhold Karberg
and Co v
Dang Chee Son and Co. xix
Bush Bros i
Mitsui Bussan Kaisha ... iii
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.— CuntiuueJ.
xxxiii
MERCHANTS : — Continued.
Ritchie and Co xiii
E. D. Sassuon and Co.... xii
A. H. Tomsett and Co. viii
MILLINERS :
Hiptoola and Co xix
MINERAL WATKH :
Rosbach xlvi
NEW SOUTH WALKS xlix
NEWSPAPERS :—
China Mail cover
Overland China Mail ... xviii
Daily Graphic Ivi
Sphere Ivii
Gentlewoman Iviii
Outlook Ivix
Lady's Pictorial Ix
OPTICIAN : —
N. Lazarus xvi
SALT : —
Cerebos liii
SANITARY GOODS : —
C. E. Warren and Co.... x
SHIPBUILDERS : —
Carmichael and Clarke vi
Wilks and Jack . xliii
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES :—
Am hold Karberg and Co. v
China arid Manila Co. ... vi
Hamburg Amerika Linie iv
P. and O. Company ... cover
STOREKEEPERS : —
Mutual Stores xvi
TATTOOER : —
D. Noma viii
TELEPHONES : —
Oriental Telephone and
Electric Co xxiv
China and Japan Tele-
phone and Electric Co. xxiv
TIMBER : —
B. W. Cadwallader ... xiv
TOBACCO :— (see Cigars)
Royal Tobacco Co. . . .xxxiv
TOOTH POWDER : —
Calvert's lv
WATCHMAKER :—
G. Falconer and Co. ... xviii
WIN EN : —
Caldbeck Macgregor ...
and Co xv
Cliazalon and Co. . ix
International Banking Corporation.
Fiscal Agents for the United States in China, the Philippine
Islands, and the Republic of Panama.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS AUTHORISED-
CAPITAL PAID UP
RESERVE FUND
Gold $10,000,000
Gold $ 3,250,000
Gold $ 3,250,000
Head Office— NEW YORK.
London Office-THREADNEEDLE HOUSE, B.C.
LOXDOX BAXKKKS:
National Provincial Bank of England, Ld. Union of London A; Smith's Bank, .
British Linen Company Bank.
Branches and Agents all over the World.
The Corporation transacts every description of Banking and
Exchange Business receives money on Current Account, and accepts
Fixed Deposits at the following* rates : —
For 12 months - - - 4>\ per cent, per aim im.
For 6 months - - - 4 per cent. „
For 3 months - - - 3 per cent. „
H. PINCKNEY, Manager.
No. 9, Queen's Koad Central.
ADVERTISEMENTS
PARIS TOILET COMPANY,
13, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL.
Hair Dressing Saloons for Ladies & Gents.
Hair Dressing, Singeing Shampooing, etc.,
Service Antiseptique*
EUROPEAN ATTENDANTS
PERFUMERY, HAIR WORK, FANCY GOODS.
Frisir Salone fur Damen and Herrn. Europaeische Bedienung,
Man Spricht Deutsch.
Salon de Coiffure pour Dames et Messieurs. Service
par des European. On Parle Francais.
JL O. SPIESS KOLB.
THE ROYAL TOBACCO FACTORY
No. 9, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE.
----»• •*• ~ - -
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
HIGH CLASS EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES
IN HONGKONG.
Importers of Genuine and Selected
Turkish Tobaccos.
Dealers in Havanna and Manila Cigars
T. K. P. SPYROPULOS
ABBREVIATIONS
A, A. <J. ...Assistaut-Adjutant-
General
A. B Bachelor of Arts; able-
bodied seaman
A. B.C.F.M. American Board of
Commissioners of For-
eign Missions.
Abp. Archbishop
A.I'. A. ...Associate cf the Inst- |
itute of Ci altered
Accountants
A. -nl. ......Academy
A. D. C. ...Aide-de-camp
Adj Adjutant
Adrn Admiral
Ag ; Actg.. Acting
A.G Attorney-General: Ad-
jutant-General
A. I. G. ...Adjutant-lnspector-
Geneval
A. K. C.... AssociateKing's College,
London
Ala Alabama (U.S.)
A. M Ante Meridiem (before
midday; Anno Miindi
(in the year or the
world); Master of
Arts ; Alpes Mari-
times
A .M . I .( '.E. A ssociate Member of
Institute of Civil En-
gineers
A.M.I E.E. Associate Member of
Institute of Electri-
cal Engineers
Anat Anatomy; Anatomical
A. P. I). ...Army Pay Department
A.Q.M.G... Assistant Quartermas-
ter-General
A. R. A. ...Associate of the Boyal
Academy
A.R.A M... Associate of the Foya{
Academy of Music
Archt ....... Architect
A.R.C.O.. . .Associate Royal College
of Organists
A .F .C . S. ... Associate Royal College
of Science
A. K. E. ...Associate of Royal
Society of Painter
Etchers
A.R.I.B.A Associate of the Royal
Institute of British
Architects
Ark .......... Arkansas (U.S.)
A.R.S A. ...Associate of Royal Scot-
tish Academy
A. S. C. ...Annv Service Corps
A sst.or Assist. Assistant
Ass.Com- > Asnstant-Cornmissary-
iniss.Gen S General
Assoc.Sc... Associate in Science
Astr ....... Astronomy
Av .......... Avenue
A. V. D. ...Army Veterinary De-
partment
b ............. born ; brother
B. A ....... Bachelor of Arts
Ball ....... Balliol
Bap ....... Baptist
Barr ....... Barrister
Bart, or Bt. Pavonet
B. C ....... British Columbia
B. Chir. ...Bachelor of Surgery
B. C. L ...Bachelor of Civil
B. C. S. ...Bengal Civil Service
B . D ....... Bachelor c f Divinity
Bd .......... Board
B. E ....... Bachelor of Engineering
Beds ..... Bedfordshire
AHBKEVIATJOXS
Berks Berkshire
B. Litt. ...Bachelor of Letters or
of Laws
B. M. A. ...British Medical As-
sociation
Bom. C.S.... Bombay Civil Service
Bo 11. S.C.... Bombay Staff Corps
Bot Botany ; Botanical
Bp Bishop
Brev. Brevet
Brig Brigade : Brigadier
B. S Bachelor of Surgery
B. S. C. ...Bengal Staff Corps
B. Sc Bachelor of Science
B. Th. . ...Bachelor of Theology
Bucks Buckinghamshire
c Cents; centimes ; child
Cal California (U.S.)
Cambs. . . ...Cambridgeshire
Cantab. ...Of Cambridge Univer-
sity
Capt Captain
C. B Companion of the Bath
C. C County Councillor;
Cricket Club ; Cycling
Club ; County Court
C. C. C. ...Corpus Christi College
C. C. S. ...Ceylon Civil Service
C. E Civil Engineer
Cont Central
C.E.T.S. ...Church of England
Temperance Society
C. F Chaplain to the Forces
Cf Confer (compare)
Ch Chief; Church
Chanc Chancellor ; Chancery
Chap Chaplain
Ch. Coll. ...Christ's College
Chm Chairman
C.I Imperial Order of
( rown of India
C. I. E. ...Companion of the
Order of the Indian
Empire
C. I. V. ...City Imperial Volun-
teers
Civ. Sevv... Civil Service
C. J Chief Justice
C. M Church Missionary
C. M Master in Surgery
C. M Certificated Master
C. M. G. ...Companion of St. Mi-
chael and St. George
C. M. S. ...Church Missionary
Society
C. O Commanding Officer
C. O Colonial Office
Co County ; Company
Col Colony ; Colonel
Coll College ; Collegiate
Colo Colorado (U.S.)
Comdg Commanding
Conidt Commandant
Com.-in-Cf. Commander-in-duef
Comm. ...Commander; Commis-
sioner ; Commerce
fomr Commissioner
Com.-Gen. Commissary-General
Conf Conference
Conn Connecticut (U.S.)
Corr.Mem. Corresponding Member
or Fell... or Fellow
C. O. S. ...Charity Organisation
Society
Cr Crown
cr created
Cres Crescent
C. S Civil Service
C. 8. I Companion of the Order
of the Star of India
C. U Cambridge University
C.U.A.C. ...Cambridge University
Athletic Club
C.U.B.C. . . .Cambridge University
Boating Club
C.U.C.C. ...Cambridge University
Cricket Club
C.U.F.C. ...Cambridge University
Football Club
C. V. O. ...Commander of the
Eoyal Victor ian Order
C wt Hundredweight
D Duke; 500 (Roman
numerals)
d died ; daughter
D. A. A.G.. . . Deputy - Assistant - Ad-
jutant-General
D. A. G. ...Deputy- Adjutant -Gen-
eral
D.A.Q.M.G. Deputy- Assistant-Qu-
artermaster-General
D. C District of Columbia
(U.S.)
D. C. L. ...Doctor of Civil Law
D. D Doctor of Divinity
D. D. S. ...Doctor of Dental Sur-
gery
deg Degree
Del Delaware (U.S.)
Dep Deputy
ABBREVIATIONS xxxvii
Depart. ...Department
D. G Dragoon Guards
Dioc. ...Diocese : Diocesan
Diplo Diplomatic
Dittoordo.(It ), the same
D. L Df»nutv- Lieutenant
F. G. S. ...Fellow of the Geologi-
cal Society
F. I. A. ...Fellow of the Institute
of Actuaries
F. 1. C. ...Fellow of the Institute
of Chemistry
F. I. Inst. Fellow of the Imperial
Institute
F. J. I. ...Fellow of Institute of
Journalists
Fla Florida (US.)
F. L. S. ...Fellow of the Linnseau
Society
F. O Foreign Office; Field
Officer
F. P. S. ...Fellow of Philosophical
Society of Great
Britain
Fr French
Div
Division
D. L. I.
D. Litt.
D. Lit.
Dol. or $
Dow. . . .
D. P. H.
Dr
...Durham Light Infantry
or
. . . Doctor of Literature
...Dollar
. . . Dowager
.. Diploma in Public
Health
. . . Doctor • Debtor
Dr.Univ.
Par....
D. Sc ...
D. S. O.
<I. 8. p...
) Doctor of University of
) Paris
...Doctor of Science
...Companion of the Dis-
tinguished Service
Order
...died without issue
F.R. A.M... Follow of the Royal
Academy of Music
F.R. AS.... Fellow of the Royal
Astronomical Society
F.R.C.I. .. Fellow of the Royal
Colonial Institute
F.R.C.0. ...Fellow of the Royal
College of Organists
F.R.C.P. ...Fellow of the Royal
College of Physicians
F.R.C.S. ...Fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons
F.R.C.Y.S. Fellow of the Koyal
College of Veterinary
Surgeons
F.R.G,S. ...Fellow of the Royal
Geographical Society
F. R. Hist. S. Fellow of the Royal
Historical Society
F. R.Hort. S. Fellow of the Royal
HorticulturalSocietv
F.E.I.B.A. Fellow of the Royal
Institute of British
A rchitects
F.R.M.S... .Fellow of the Royal
M icroscopicalSoeiety
F.R.Met.S. Fellow of the Royal Me-
teorological Society
F.R.P.S. ...Fellow of the Royal
Photographic Society
F. R. S. ...Fellow of the Royal
Society
F.R.S.C. ...Fellow of the Royal
Society of Canada
FR.S.E. ...Fellow of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh
D. Theol
D. V. ...
. . . Doctor of Theology
. ..(L. Deo volente}, < rod
E...
willing
Earl
Ebor. ...
B.C. ...
Eccl. ...
E. C. U.
Ed
Edin. ...
...(Eboracensis) of York
. . . East Central ( postal
district)
...Ecclesiastical
.. English Church Union
...Editor
..Edinburgh
Educ ...
Edw. ...
...Educated
...Edward
Eng. ...
•eng
F. A. ...
F. A. I.
F.H.O.U.
...England ; English ; en-
gineer
...Engineer
...Football Association
...Fellow of Auctioneers'
Institute
.. Fellow Brit Ornitholo-
F. C. A.
F. C. P.
F. C. S.
F.E.I.S.
F. F. A.
gists' Union
...Fellow of the Institute
of Chartered Ac-
coun^ants
...Fellow College of Pre-
ceptors
...Fellow of the Chemical
Society
...Fellow of the Educa-
tional Institute of
Scotland
...Follow of the Faculty
of Actuaries
\x\viii AlJIJKKVIATlOiVS
FR.S.L. ...Fellow of the Eoyal | . H. M
Society of Litera'ure H. M. I. ,
F. S. A. ...Fellow of the Society j H. M. S. .
of Antiquaries Hon
F.S.A.S. ...Fellow of the Society Hosp. ...
of Antiquaries of H. E. H.
Scotland
F.S.I. ...Fellow of Surveyors' ; H. R. H. .
Institution, also of
Sanitary Institu' e Hunts ....
F. S. S. ...Fellow of the Royal In
Statistical Society I. C. O. ,
F.S.Sc A... Fellow of the -ociety I. C. S....
of Science and Art of Id
London 111
F. Z. S. ...Fellow of the Zoologi- Imp
cal Soriety I. M. C. .
Ga Georgia (U.S.)
G. C. B. ...Knight Grand Cross of I. M. S. .
the Bath Ind
G. C. H. ...Knight Grand Cross of Insp
H ano ver I nst
G.C.I E. ...Knight Grand Com- I. S. C....
mandef of the Indian i I. S. O....
Empire i Jas
G.C.M.G . Knight Grand Cross of | Job.. Jno..
St. Michael and St. j J. P
George ! Jun
G C.S.I. ..Knight Grand Com- j Jun. Opt.
mander of the Star Kans
of India K. B
O.C.V.O.... Knight Grand Cross of
E yal Victoria Order ! K. C
Gib Gibraltar K. C. B. .
Glos Gloucestershi re
Gov Governor K. C. C. .
Govt Government
G. P. O. ...General Post Office
Gram.bch. Grammar School \ K. C. H. .
g.s Gumdson
H. A. C....HonourableArtilleryCo. | K.C.I.E .
Hants Hampshire
Harv Harvard K. C. L. .
H. B. M....His Britannic Majesty K.C.M.G.
H. E His Excellency
Beirapp Heir apparent
Heir pres. Heir presumptive K. C.S.I. .
Herts Hrrtfoidshm-
H- H Bis (or Her) Highness K.C.V.O.
H. 1. H. ...His (<.r H.-i } Imperial
Highness
H. I. M. ...His (or Her) Imperial K. G
Majesty
H. L. I. ...Highland light In- K. II
fantrv K.-I.-H. .
..His (or Her) Majesty
..His Majesty's Inspector
..His Majesty's Ship
..Honourable
..Hospiial
..His (or Per) Eoyal
Highness
..His (or Her) Sereins-
Highness
. . II u n t i n g 1 1 o n is hi r o
..Iowa (US.)
..Imperial Chinese Order
..Indian Civil Service
..Idaho (U.1^.)
..Illinois (U.S)
..Imperial
. . Imperial Maritime Cus-
toms
..Indian Medical Service
..Indiana (U.S.)
..Inspector
..Instant ; Institute
..Indian taff Corps
..Imperial Service Order
..James
..John
..Justice of the Peace
..Junior
..Junior Optime
..Kansas (U.S)
..Knight of the Bath ;.
Knight Bachelor
..King's Counsel
..Knight Commander of
the Bath
..Commander of Order of
Crown, Belgian and
Congo Free State
..Knight Commander of
Harovcr
..Knight Commander of
the Indian Empire
..King's College, London
..Knight Commander of
St. Michael and St.
George
..Knight Commander of
the Star of India
. Knight Commander of
thu Eoyal Victorian
Order
..Knight of the Order of
the Garter
..Knight of H.-iiK'ver
.. K;xiser-i-Hiii<l
ABBREVIATIONS
K.O.S.B.... King's Own Scottish
Borderers
K. P Knight of the Order of
St. Patrick
K. K. K. ...Kind's Royal Eifles
K. T Knight of the Order of
the Thistle
Jvt. orKnt. Knight
Ky Kentucky (U. °. 1
£ Pounds (Sterling )
L. A Literate in A rts
La Louisiana, (U.S.)
L. A. C. ...London Athletic Club
L.-Corp. or Lance-Corp. Lance-
Lancs Lancashire [Corporal
Jat latitude
L. C. C. ...London County Council
L. Ch. . Licentiate in Surgery
L. C. J. ...Lord Chief Justice
L. Div Licentiate in Divinity
L. D. S. ...Licentiate of Dental
Surgery
L.F.P.S. . . .Licentiate of the Facul-
ty of Physicians and
Surgeons.
L. H. D. ...(Literarum Humanio-
rum Doctor) Doctor of
Literature
L. I Light Infantry
Lie. Med... Licentiate in Medicine
Lieut Lieutenant
Line, or Lines. Lincolnshire
Lit Litei at ure ; Literary
Lit. Hum. Classics
Litt. D. ...Doctor of Letters
L. J Lord Justice
L. L. A. ...Lady Literate in Arts
LL B Bachelor of Laws
LL. D Doctor of Laws
LL. M. ...Master of Laws
L. M Licentiate in Midwifery
long longitude
L.K.C.P. ...Licentiate of the Eoyal
College of Physicians
L.E.C.P.E.LicentiateEoyai College
of Physicians, Edin-
burgh
L.E.C.S. ...Licentiate of the Boyal
College of Surgeons
L.E.C.S.E. Licentiate of the Eoyal
College of Surgeons,
Edinburgh
L.E.C.V.S. Licentiate of the Eoyal
College of Veterinary
Surgeons
L. S. A Licentiate of theSociety
of Apothecaries
Lt ...Light (e.g. Light In-
fantry)
Lt.*orLieut.Lieutenant
Lt.-Col. . . . Lieutenant-Colonel
T-t.-Gen. ...Lieutenant-General
L. Th Licentiate in Theology
M Marquess : Member ,
Monsieur
m married,
M. A Master of A rts
Maj.-Gen. Major-General
Man Manitoba (Canada)
Mass Massachusetts (U.S.)
Math Mathema1 ics ; AJ at htv-
mntieal.
M. B Bachelor of Medicine
M.B.O.U . . . M ember British Ornith-
ologists' Union
M. C. C. ...MaryleboneCricketClub
M. Ch Master in Surg ry
M.C.M.E.S. Member of Civil&Meeh.
Engineers' Society
M. D Doctor of Medicine
Md Maryland (U.S.)
Me Maine (U.S.)
Mech M« clianics
Med Medical
Meth Methodist
M. H. B.... Member House of .!:•»-
presontatives
Mich Michigan (U.S.)
M. I Mounted Infantry
M I.E.E ...Member of Institute of
Electrical Engineers
M J I Member of Institute of
Journalists
M.I.M.E... Member of Institute of
Min:ng arid Mechani-
cal Engineers
M.I. Mech E. Member Institution
of MechanicalEngineer-s
Minn ..Minnesota (U.S.)
M. Inst C. E. Member of Institu-
tion of Civil Engineers
M Inst.M. E. Member of Institu-
tion of Milliner Engineers
Miss Mississippi (U.S.) ; Mis-
sion ; Missionary
M. J. S. ...Member of the Japan
Society
M. L Licentiate in Medicine
M. L. C. ...Member of Legislative
Council
xl
M.L.S.B ,.
M. M. S...
ABBREVIATIONS
Member London School
Board
Member of Council, Ill-
s' itution of Mining
Engineers
Mo Missouri (U.S.)
Mods Moderations (Oxford)
Moil Montana (U.S.)
Most Rev. Most Keverend (of an
Archbishop)
M. P Member of Parl iainent
M. R Master of the Rolls
M.R.A.S....M ember of Royal
Asiatic Society
M.R.C P.... Member of the Royal
College of Physicians
M.R.C.P E. Member of the Royal
College of Physicians,
Edinburgh
M.R.C.S.... Member Royal College
of Surgeons
M.R.C S.E Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons,
Edinburgh
M.R.I.A.... Member of the Royal
Irish Academy
M.R.U.S.I Member of the Royal
United Service In-
stitute.
M. S. A. ...Member of the Society
of Arts.
M. S. C. ... Vadias Staff Corps
M. Sc Master of Science
M Soc. ...Missionary Society
M S. H. ...Master of Stag-hounds
M. S. I. ...Member of Sanitary
Institute
M.S.&L.R, Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincoln Railway
Mus. B. ... Bachelor of Music
Mus. D. ...Doctor of Vusic
Mils. M ... Master of Music
M. V. O ...Member of the Royal
Victorian Order
nephew
No'rth Britain: New
Brunswick
N C North Carolina ( U.S.)
X. Dak. ...North Dakota (U.S.)
Neb Nebraska (U.S.)
net, nett...(It.) Netto (free from
all deductions)
Nev Nevada (U.S.)
New M. ...New Mexico (U.S.)
N. fl New Hampshire (U.S.)
n
X. B.
N. I
N. J
N. L. P. ..
Northants
Notts
N. F
N. R. A. ..
N. S...
N.S.P.C.C.
N. S. W. .
N. T. .
N. U. T. ..
N. W
N. W. P...
N. W. T..
N. Y
N. Y. C,
N. Z
O
o
ob
o.c
O. L. ..
O M
Ont
o. s
Ore. ...
O. U
O.U.A.C.
O.U.B.C.
O.U.C.C.
O.U. F.C
Oxon . . .
Pa
Parl.Agt
P. C. ...
P.C.M.O,
Ph.D....
.Native Infantry
.New Jeiv-ey (U.S.)
.National Liberal Fede-
ration
Northamptonshire
. Nottingham shire
.Notary Public
.National Rifle Associa-
tion
.Nova Scotia
National Society for
Prevention of Cruelty
to Children
.New South Wales
.New Testament ; Nor-
thern Territory of
South Australia
.National Union of Tea-
chers
.North- west
. . North- Western Prov -
inces
. North- Western Terri t -
ories
. . New York — City or State
..New York City
..New Zealand
..Ohio (U.S.)
..only
..Died
..only child
..Officer of the Order of
Leopold
..Order of Merit
..Ontario
..only son
..Oregon (U.S.)
..Oxford University
..Oxford University
Athletic Club
,..Oxford University
Boating Club
..Oxford University
Cricket Club
.Oxford University
Football Club
,.. Oxfordshire; Of Oxford
...Pennsylvania (U.S.)
..Parliamentary Agent
. . Privy Councillor; Police
Constable ; Perpetual
Curate
..Principal Colonial
Medical Officer
..Doctor of Philosophy
ABBREVIATIONS
xli
Phil.
Philosophical
R. H. S.
...Eovftl Humane Society
Phya
Phy sical
R I.
Eoyal Irish
PI
.Place; Plural
R.I.B.A.
...Royal Institute of
Plen
. Plenipotentiary
British Architects
P. M. G...
. Postmaster-General
P. T. M.
...Royal Indian Marine
P. M. O. ..
.Principal Medical
E. M. ..
...Royal Marines
Officer
E, M. A
....Royal Marine Artillery
P. &0. ..
.Peninsular & Oriental
E. M. A
. . . Royal M i li t ary Aca-
Steamship Co.
demy, Woolwich
P.Q
.Province of Quebec
R. M. C.
. . .Royal Military College,
P. K. A. ..
.President of the Eoyal
Sandhurst
Preb
Prebendary [ Aca demy
R.M.L.I
...Royal Marine Light
Pres
.President
Infantry
Priii
.Principal
E. M. S.
...Royal Microscopical
Proo
.Proctor
Society ; Eoyal Mail
Prof.
Professor
Steamer
Prov
.Provost
E. N. ..
...Eoyal Navy
Prox
.Proximo (next)
E. N. E.
...Eoval Naval Reserve
P.W.D. ..
.Public Works Depart-
Boy. ..
...Royal
ment (roads, build-
E. S. A.
...Royal Scottish A ca-
ings, Gov. railways,
de my
telegraphs, t tc.)
R. S. E.
...Royal Society of
Q
.Queen ; Queensland
Edinburgh
Q.C
.Queen's Counsel
R. S. L.
...Koyal i^ociety of
Q.M.G. ..
.Quarte: master- General
Literature
R
.Rector
B.^.P.C.
A, Royal Society for Pre-
r.
right
vention of Cruelty to
R. A
. B o y a 1 A eadeinieian ,
Anima's
Eoyal Artillery
R. S. W.
...Royal Scottish Water
E.A.M.C...
Eoyal Army Medical
Colour Society
Corps
Et, Hon
...Eight Honourable
R. Art. ..
.Eoyal Artillery
Rt. Rev.
...Eight Beverend (of a
R. A. S. ..
.Eoyal Astronomical or
g
Bishop)
Asiatic Society
B, T. S.
. . . Religious Tract Society;
B. B
Rifle Brigade
Boyal Toxopholitr
B, B. A. ..
.K oval Society of British
S< ciety
Artists
B. U. I.
. . . Boy a 1 Uni versity of
R. C
.Roman Catholic
Ireland
E.C.V.S...
.Eoyal College of Veter-
E. Y. S.
...Eoyal Yacht Squadron
inary Surgeons
S
.succeeded ; S o u t li ;
•R. D
.Rural Dean
Saints
Ed
Eoad
g
sou • shillings
E. E
.Eoyal Engineer*
S. A. ..
. . . South Australia ; South-
R. Eng. ..
Eoyal Engin< ers
Africa
Rear- A dm
.Eear- Admiral
Salop ...
..Shropshire
Eect
.Bector
Sarurn ..
...Salisbury
Beg. Prof.
Begins Professor
S. C. ...
...South Carolina (U.S.1*
Beat
Rgcrinient
g. c
...Student at the Staff
Ees
Resigned; Reserve
College
Rev
Reverend
Sch ...
Scholar
E. F. A. ..
.Eoyal Field Artillery
S. C. L.
...Student in Civil Law
E. G.A. ..
RoyalGarrisonArtillery
Sculpt.
... Sculptor
E. H. A...
.Eoyal Hibernian Aca-
S. Dak.
...South Dakota (U.S.)
demy; Royal Horse
S. I). F.
...Social Democratic
Artillery
Federation
xlii
ABBREVIATIONS
Sec Secretary
Sel w. .... . Selwy n Coll. Cambridge
S. E. K. ..:. South-Eastern Railway
S. U Sol'citor-Getieral
S. M. E. ...School of Aii
Engineering
Soc Society
Sovs Sovereigns
.8. p sine pr ole ( w
issue)
.S.P.C.K. ...Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge
S. P. G. ...Society for the Prop-
agation of the Gospel
S. S Steamship
S. S. M. ...Society of the Sac-red
M ission
St Street; Saint
St.Alb.Hall St. Alban Hall
8. T. D. ...SacrseTheologise Doctor
St.Edm.Hall St. Edmund Hall
Stip .Stipend; Stipendiary
S. T. L. ...Sacra? Theologies Lector
( R eader or a Professor
of Sacred Theology)
S. T. M. ...Sacraj Theologia?
Magister
S. T. P. ...Sacra? Theologian Pro
fessor (Professor of
Divinity, old form
of D.D.)
Supt Superintendent
Surg Surgeon
Sur v Surviving
Tasm Ta-- mania
T. C. D. ...Trinity College, Dublin
T. B. II. ...Their Royal Highnesses
Tenn Tennessee (U.S.)
Tex Texas (U.S.)
T. K. C. ...Thames Rowing Club;
Tithes -Rent Charge
Triii Trinity
T. Y. C. ...Thames Yacht Club
Two- Year-Old Course
u uncle
u. c
ridge U. K
ilway
itarv Univ
U. S
U. S. A. .
thout Va
V-.C
oting V. D
.University College
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Ireland
..University
..United States
.United States <>f
America
.Virginia (U.S.)
..Victoria Cross
.Volunteer Officers*
ledge i
Prop- Yen
ospel
Very Hev
acred
Yet
Decoration
..Venerable (of an Arch-
deacon)
....Very Reverend (of a,
Dean)
. . Veterinary
Vice-Ada
Viet ...
L. Vice- Admiral
Victoria
Doctor Vise.
. . Viscount
11 V. L
wry V. M. H..
jector
fessor Vol
logy) V. P
) g i 86 Vt
W A
. .Vice-Lieutenant
..Victoria Medal Horti-
cultural
. . Volume ; Volunteers
. . Vice-President
..Vermont (U.S.)
West Australia
Pro- Wadh
or of Wash
form
W.I
Wilts
Wis
..Wadham
..Washington State
(U.S)
. .West Indies
..Wiltshire
..Wisconsin (U.S.)
W. L. F..
ublin "\Yiii .
..Women's Liberal
Federation
. William
lessoa ; W. O
W. Va. .
Wyo
Club; Xmas
arge Y.M.C.A..
Club ; Yorks
ourse i Y.W.C.A.
..War Office
..West Virginia (U.S.)
..Wyoming (U.S.)
..Christmas
..Young Men's Christian
Association
..Yorkshire
..Young Women'H
Christian Association
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST.
BIOGRAPHIES
ABE, Taizo (TOKYO), President Meiji
Life Insurance Co. ; Meiji Fire In-
surance Co. ; b. August, 1849. Was
practically the pioneer of insurance
in Japan. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ACTON, Roger David (KIXTA), F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. March 1, 1874.
Cadet at Selangor, 1893; acting-
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kubu, 1898 ; acting District Officer,
Jelebu, 1900 ; Collector of Land
Revenue, Krian, 1900 ; acting Magis-
trate and Registrar, Larut, 1901 ;
acting assistant District Officer,
Gopeng ; appointed acting Registrar
of Courts, Kinta, 1904. Address:
Kinta, Perak, Federated Malay
States. «
ACTON, William Waltsr
A.M.I.C.E. ; F.M.S. Civil Service;
6. Nov. 10, 1862. Entered Civil Ser-
vice as draughtsman and surveyor
1S86 ; was assistant engineer a
Kinta, 1890; acting District En-
gineer, Kuala Kangsar, 1891 ; acting
Irrigation Engineer, Krian, 1899;
appointed Executive Engineer, 2nd
grade, Perak, 1903. Address : Perak,
Federated Malay States.
ADACHI, Tsunayuki (TOKYO), ex-
Inspector-General Metrop. Police
Board ; b. Nov. 1859 at Satsuma.
Has held high police positions in
several prefectures ; appointed
Director Police Bureau, HomeOffice
1901 ; appointed Inspector-General,
1903 f resign^! Oaf. 1935. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
Ada
WHO'S WKO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
ADAM, CliarlssM. (HANOI), Inspactor
General of Indo-China ; Director
of the Financial Administration.
Decorations: Chev. da la Lsgion
d'Honneur. Address : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
ADAMS, Arthur Robert (PKNANG),
Advoaate and Solicitor ; b. Dec. 13,
1851. Elite. : Sherborne. Admitted
as solicitor, Bag., April 1834 ; ad-
mitted Straits Bar, July, 1837; has
since practised at Colonial and
F.M.S. Bars; counsel for Govt. in
Tanjong Pagar Arbitration 1905;
Commandant Penang Voluntears ;
2nd in Co.Ttnaand, Straits Settle-
ments and F.M.S. Coronation Con-
tingent, 19J2. Decoration : King's
Coronation Medal. Ricreations :
All open air sports ; natural history;
astronomy. Clubs: Penang; Royal
Col. Inst. Address : " Goodwood,"
Penang, Straits Settlements.
ADVOCAAT, Gysbert Diederik
(SHANGHAI), Consul-Ganeral for the
Netharlands at Shanghai ; b. Ams-
terdam, Aug. 12, 18 35. Entered the
.Netherlands Consular Service in
1885; appointed Vice-Consul at Con-
stantinople 1339 ; acting Consul,
Smyrna 1831; detached to the For-
eign Office, the Hague 1893 ; Consul,
Calcutta 1836; Consul-Genl., British
India 1839; Consul-Geul., Shanghai
for the Yangtsze Valley 1901.
Decorations: Knight of 4th class;
(Officier) of the Netherlands Order
of Orange Nassau ; the Luxemburg
Order of the Oaken Crown, and the
Turkish Order of Medjidie. Address:
Netherlands Consulate - Gen eral,
Shanghai, China. * c* ! " •
AGER, Albert Powtrill (SINGAPORE),
Journalist; b. Nov. 27, 1376. Elite.:
Bedford Modern Sch, Articled to
journalism in England and served
on several Eng. provincial and Lon-
don journals : arrived in Straits
Settlements in 1893 for the " Straits
Times," then in charge of the late
Arnot Raid ; for six years Manager
of " Straits Times." Clubs: Several
lo^al. Adlress: Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
AIKEtf, R3V. Edwin Edserton (PAO-
TINGFU), Missionary; b. March 1,
1S53; in. O^t. 6, 1832, MiuJ Lock-
wood (died Ojt, 23, 1833) ; Sept. 23,
19J2, Rose Ethel Merrill. Edite.:
Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass.,
U.S.A., Class 1877 ; Yale Coll., Class
1834. Member of N. China Miss, of
American Board (Cong.) since 1885 ;
located in Peking 1885-91 ; Tientsin
1892-99 ; Paotingfu since 19,)2 ; house
in Tientsin destroyed by Boxer
shells 19JO ; attended Bi-centenuial
of Yale Univ. O^t. 19JO. Publica-
tions: Articles in various maga-
zines. Address: American Board
Mission, South Suburb, Paotingfu,
Chihli, China.
AINSLIE, Dr. David Huntar (HONG-
KONG), M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H. (Abdn.),
D.T.M., (Camb.); b. April 11, 1875.
Educ. : Edinburgh Institution ; Old
Den Pub. Sch., Aberdaen Univ.;
Medical Officer for Anchor S. N.
Co., Glasgow 1893; M.O. Lagos
Govt. Railway, West Africa 1893-
1901: Gold Coast Govt. Riilway
19J1-1914; joined the firm of Drs.
Stedman, Reiinie and Harston,
Hongkong 1935. Club : Hongkong.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST fJuxi;) 190C-7.
Address: Hongkong Hotel, Hong-
kong.
AITKEN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Edward
(HONGKONG), Offiaer Comm. 119th
f nfty. ; b. May 25, 1861. Lieut. Wor-
restershire Regt. July 1, 1881 ; Capt.
India S.C. Jan. 14, 1831 ; Major I ml.
Army, Jan. 13, 1900; Lieut.-Col.
June 1, 1934 : D.A.A.G., India, Xov.
1895 to June 18, 1930; took part in
Soudan Expadition 1885, Suakin,
actions at Hasheen and Tofrek,
various attacks on convoys, advance
on Tamai, affair at Thakool.
Decorations : Medal with 2 clasps ;
bronze star. Club : Hongkong,
A ddress : Military Headquarters,
Hongkong.
AKAMATSU, Noriyoshi Baron
(TOKYO), Vice- Admiral ; b. Nov.,
1841 at Shizuoka. Studied naval
theory anfl art in Holland in the
sixties ; appointed Bear- Admiral
1874 ; has held appointment of Com-
mander-in-chief of Sasebo Naval
station ; created baron and pro-
moted to Vice-Admiralship upon
retirement in 1887. Club : Nobles,
Tokyo. Address :iTokyo, Japan.
AKIMOTO, Viscount (TATEBAYASHI),
Diplomatic Service ; b. May 4, 1857.
Has occupied various posts under
the Foreign Office; created Viscount
1834. Rfcreations : Patron of the
arts and wrestling. Address :
Tatebayashi, Kozuke, Japan. •
ALDWORTH, John Richard Oliver
(Ki ALA LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil Ser-
vice ; b. Sept. 18, 1868 ; s. of late Col.
Robert Aldworth ; m. 1905, Doro-
thea Anne Harvey, d. of late Richard
Drew. Ed uc. : Cheltenham Coll.
Entered Selangor Civil Service 1899;
passed in Malay 1889 ; first assistant
collector and magistrata, Klang,
Dec. 18S9; acting District Officer,
Kuala Selangor, Aug. 1890 ; acting
Treasurer of Pahang, July to Nov.
1892 ; District Officer, Klang, 1893 ;
District Officer, Ulu Langat, Dec.
1895; examiner in Malay, Negri
Sembilan, 1896 ; Collector of Land
Revenue, Seremban, and Registrar
of titles, Negri Sembilan, June 1930;
Sec. to High Commissioner F.M.S.
1901-3; District Officer, Kuala
Kangsar, 1903. Address : Knala,
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
ALEXANDER, Charles Shuldham
(BATU GAJAH), B.A., Cantab.;
F.M.S. Civil Service; b. June 16,
1877. Entered service as cadet 1900 ;
served in Kuala Lumpur and Teluk
Anson in 1902 and 1904, being ap-
pointed acting District Treasurer,
Batu Gajah, in 1904. Address:
Batu Gajah, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
ALGUE, Jose (MANILA), S.J., Ph.D.,
M.R.M.S. Lond. ; Director of Wea-
ther Bureau, Philippine Islands ; &.
Dec. 28, 1856. Educ. : France 1872-
77 ; in Spain 1877-85 ; in U.S.A. 1891-
93. Prof, of Mathematics and
Physics for 7 years in Zaragoza,
Spain; sent by Spanish Gov. to
Scientific Congress at Chicago dur-
ing World's Fair 1893; Asst. in
Georgetown Coll. Observatory,
Washington, D.C. 1891-93; sent by
Philippine Insular Gov. to World's
Fair, St Louis, in charge of scientific
exhibit in Philippine Exposition
Grounds 1934; sent by Insular Gov.
All
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE; 1906-7.
to International Meteorological
Congress of Innsbruck 1905 ; Direc-
tor of Manila Observatory since
1897. Publications: "The Cyclones
of the Far East," "The Clouds in
the Philippines," etc. Address :
Observatory, Manila, Philippine
Islands.
ALLEN, Edgar Pierce (TIENTSIN), At-
torney and Councillor at Law ; b.
Shanghai, Feb. 19, 1866; e.s. of Rev.
Young J. Allen, D.D., L.I.D.,
Shanghai ; in. Bertha, y.d. of Peter
G. Sanerwein of Baltimore, Mary-
land, 1895. Educ. : Emory College,
Georgia (first honour), 1885, post
graduate' student, Johns Hopkins
University 1885-89 ; fellow in Semi-
tics, 1886-88. Admitted to Florida
Bar 1892, to Federal (U.S.A.) Bar
1893, to New York Bar 1898; removed
to China 1900 ; commenced practise,
Tientsin, 1901; General Counsel Im-
perial Railways of North China
since 1902; lecturer on International
Law, etc., Peiyang! University since
1903. Clubs: Shanghai; Race and
Golf. Address : Council Road, and
Office, 57 Victoria Road, Tientsin,
China.
ALLEN, Morris Anthony Vermont
(BATU GAJAH), F.M.S. Chil Service ;
b. June 15, 1875. Entered Civil
Service, Perak, 1897 ; acting assist-
ant Collector of Land Revenue,
Kinta, 1897 ; Insp. of Mines
1901 ; Asst. Warden of Mines, Batu
Gajah, 1906. Address : Batu Gajah,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
ALLEN, W. N. C. (SHANGHAI), Mer-
chant; b. 1860; »). 1886, Ada, d. of
late G. R. Thompson, Director,
Rylands and Sons Ltd., Manchester.
Educ. : Privately. With John Peel
and Co., Manchester, Egyptian and
East Indian merchants and ship-
pers, 1874-1886 ; with John Shaw and
Sons Ltd., Brookroyd Mills, Hali-
fax, manufacturers and shippers.
1886-1900; in 1900 joined Messrs.
Sale and Co.. Ltd., Yokohama,
and two years later opened for
them in Shanghai. Clubs : Shang-
hai : Shanghai Race. Address : 4
Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai,
China.
ALLEN, William Stanley (HONGKONG),
Manager, Sperry Flour Company; b,
1877 ; arrived in Hongkong 1899,
prior to which time connected with
San Francisco office of the com-
pany. Club: Hongkong. Address-;
Pedder Street, Hongkong.
ALUN, Charles Henry (KUALA LUM-
PUR), Director of Posts and Tele-
graphs ; b. Feb. 19, 1873. Secretary's
Off. G.P.O., London, 1894; Director
of Posts and Telegraphs F.M.S-
Service since 1904. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated Malay-
States.
ALMADA e CASTRO, F. X. D' (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor. Club: Lusitano.
Address: 54, Queen's Road Central,
Hongkong.
AMANO, Dr. Tarneyuki (TOKYO), Pro-
fessor, Waseda University, Tokyo ;
b. Dec, 1859, in Hizen. Educ. :
Tokyo University; graduated 1882 ;
member of House of Representa-
tives for short period. Publications :
" Piinciples of Economics," and
other works on economics and his-
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (.JUNE) 1900-7.
And
tory. Address: Waseda University,
Tokyo, Japan.
AMERY, Eev. Albert John (SING A-
PORE), B.D. : Clergyman; b. Nov. 20,
1869 ; m. Sept. 16, 1905, R. M. Allen,
a Med. Missionary. Educ. : Harley
Coll., London ; Drew Tlieol. Semin-
ary, N.J., U.S.A. Pupil teacher
schools in Newton Abbot ; Asst.
Master Dartmouth and London ;
studied for Missionary career at
Harley Coll., London anl Cliff
Coll., Derbyshire; arrived in Singa-
pore as Asst. Master in Anglo-
Chinese School 1894; ordained by
Bishop Thobourn as Deacon 1897 ;
«lder 1899 ; Principal Anglo-Chinese
SSch. Ipoh, Perak, 1897 ; Principal
Angl >Chinese Sch, Penang 1893-99 .
took divinity course at Drew Theol.
Seminary, graduating with decree
of B.D. 1893-1933 ; since 1904 Minis-
ter in charge Methodist Episco-
palian Church, Singapore. Address :
Wesley House, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
AMERY, Geoffrey Julian (SELAXGOR),
M.A.; Federated Malay States Civil
Service ; b. April 21, 1875. Educ. :
Harrow ; St. John's Coll., Oxford.
Addre-88: Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
AMUERHLINGKUEI, Prince (PEKING),
Native of Mongolia. Raised to
Prince of First Order Dec. 1891 ;
great grandson of Prince Seng-
ko-lin-ch'in.
AN-CH ENG (TARBAGATAI), Military
Assistant Governor ; native of
Manchuria. Appointed Asst. Re-
sident Tibet, Nov. 1930; Military
Asst, Governor of Tarbagatai,
Nov. 1904.
ANDERSEN, N. P. (SHANGHAI), Captain
Coast Staff I. M. Customs ; b.
March 20, 1839; m. 1831. Educ.:
Public Schools, Denmark. Has
been 44 years in Chinese I.M.C.
service on coast staff; during:
Taiping Rebellion was present at
taking of Ningpo, Hangchow, and
other places; took indirect part
in French reprisals against China,
Chino-Japanese War, Boxer trou-
bles and Russo-Japanese War.
Decoration: Double Dragon, China.
Club: Race, Shanghai. Address:
13, Lingtze Loo Road, Shanghai,
China.
ANDERSON, Frederick (SHANGHAI),
Merchant; b. Nov. 17, 1855; m.
Sophia, d. of Admiral T. Le Hunte
Ward, C.B. Educ. : Glasgow Ac.
ademy and Hawthorn Hall, Che-
shire. Member Shanghai Municipal
Council 1892-3-4, 1897-8-9, 1904-5 ; and
Chairman in 1899-1904-5; Chairman
China Association 1898-9 and on
London comtee. 1901-2. Clubs:
Caledonian, Ranelagh ; Thatched
House, Lond. ; Country and Shang-
hai. Address: "En-oil," 167 Bub-
bling Well Road, Shanghai, China.
ANDERSON, Sir John (SINGAPORE),
K.C.M.G., M.A.; Governor Straits
Settlements; High Commissioner,
Federated Malay States; British
North Borneo and Governor
Labuan and Brunei ; b. 1858. Educ. :
Aberdeen Univ., M.A. 1877, 1st class
honours in mathematics; gold
medal as most distinguished gra-
duate of year ; 2nd class elk., C.O.,
And
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JuxE) 190C-7.
June 30, 1879; Bacon scholar, Gray's
Inn, 1887; Inns of Court student-
ship, 1888; joint comsnr. with the
late Sir J. F. Dickson, Nov. and
Dec., 1891, to inquire into certain
matters connected with the regis-
try of the Sup. Court of Gibraltar ;
Priv. Sec. to Sir R. Meade, Aug.
17, 1892 ; attached to the staff of
the Br. Agent for the Behring Sea
Arbitration in London and Paris,
1892-93 ; 1st class elk., Mar. 11, 1896 .
prin. elk., June 3, 1897; Sec. to the
conference between Mr. Chamber-
Iain and the Colonial Premiers,
June and July, 1897; visited Gibral-
tar to inquire into rates of pay in
the Civ. Serv., May, 1899; apptd.
C.O. representative on staff of
H.K.H. the Duke of Cornwall and
York, during his visit to the
Colonies, 1901 ; Sec. to Colonial
Conference, 1902; received thanks
of Canadian Govt. and Confedera-
tion Med. for services in connection
with Alaska Boundary and other
matters, 1903; Govr., Straits Settle-
ments, since Feb. 1, 1904. PitUica.
Horn: Joint Editor and subse-
quently Editor Col. Office List 1883 to
1898. Address: Government House,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
ANEER*SON, HCD. Jchn (SINGAPORE),
Merchant ; b. March. 1852 at Rothe-
say, Isle of Bute; m. 1901, W. E'
Dunbar Pope. Edve. : Raffles
Institution, Singapore. Ai lived at
Singapore Dec., 1859 ; in Govt. Civil
JServiceat Singapore until 1871 when
commenced mercantile career ; has
been xo engaged at Singapore ever
since ; now co-proprietor and head
of Guthrie and Co., Ltd., of Sing-
apore, Peuang, London and
Fremantle, W.A. ; Siamese Consul-
General for Singrpore; J.P. ;
Member of Legislative Council of
Straits Settlements 1S86-88 and
again since 19C5. Club : Bath,
Dover St., London, W. Address-
" Ardmoie, " Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
ANDIRSON, Br. Jchn Aittur (TAI-
CHOW), M.D., Medical Missionaiy;
b. May 11, 18C2 ; m. Oct. 1895, Alex-
ancrina Ross, M.D. Educ. : Rhynie,
Aberdeenshire, Scotland; New York
University, U.S.A. Connected with
the Consumptive Sanatoiia of Scot-
land ; was Surgeon in charge C.I.M.
Hospitals at Chungking, Chinkiang,
and Taichow ; travelled in the
wilds of West !( hira on Tibetan
border ; followed the course of
River of Golden Sand from iron
bridge near Li-kiang-fuin Noithern
Yunnan to where it is joined by
White Water River and becomes
Yangtze; explored teriitory in-
habited by vaiious ti ibes— the Ming-
kia,1 Lo-so and Li-so — and skhted
the teiritory of savage Mang-tse
and Lo-lo ; travelled in Kwei-cho
and saw fcmething of Miao tribe
resident in that province ; went to
Shanghai during Boxer troubles of
1900; was ordained Missionary in
charge Taichow-fu, prov. of Cheli-
kiang, in 1898, by Rev. J. Hudson.
F.R.C.S., M.R.C.S., etc. I'ublicn-
ticn* : "Can't You':" and "Divine
Healing." Addrex*: China Inland
Mission, Taichow, via Ningpo,
China.
ANDERSON, Robert Ogilvie Nekton
B.A., A.l.H. ; F.M.S.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Ara
Civil Service; b. Dec. 26, 1861.
Personal assistant to State Eng-
ineer, Perak, 1895 ; Irrigation
Engineer, Krian, 1899; Executive
Engineer, 1st grade, 1903 ; acting
State Engineer, Tafping, 1904.
Address: Taiping, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
ANDERSON, W. H. (SHANGHAI), Ac-
countant North China Insurance
Co. ; Masonic : Dist. Grand Master
Northern China, E.C. Address : 10
The Bund, Shanghai, China.
ANDREW, John Ingram (HONGKONG),
Engineer, Manager G. Femvick
and Co., Ltd ; b. Oct., 1866 ; »H. 1894,
Sophia, daughter of late Capt.
Berg. Educ. : Noimal Training
College ; Robert Gordon's Coll.,
Aberdeen. Douglas s.s. Co., 1890-2 :
Taikoo Sugar Refg. Co., 1893-6;
joined G. Fetwiek ar.d Co., Dec
1896 ; appointed Manager, 19C6.
Masonic : W. M., Lodge St. John.
618 S.C. 1895; D.S.G.W. of D. G.
Lodge of Scottish Freemasonry in
South China 1906. Club : Bowling.
Address : G. Femvick and Co., Ltd.,
Hongkong.
ANETOOM, Dr. Thaddeus Cachick(PE-
NANG), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. and L.M.
(Eclin), Med. Practitioner, Phys-
ician ar.d Surgeon; b. 1861 at Cal-
cutta. Studied medicine in Med.
Coll. Hosp., Calcutta 1879-82 ; went
to Edinburgh and qualified 1885 ;
has been in Per.ang sir.ce 1886 ;
Municipal Comm., Penang Muni-
cipality 1888-89-90 ; Deputy Pres.
of Municipality for 9 months, for
which received thanks of Govt.;
appointed Med. Supt. Chinese In-
fectious Diseases llotp. 19C4 ; is
a pure bred Armenian and thorough-
ly loyal British subject. Club :
Penang. Address: £9A Xortham
Road, Penang, Straits Settlements.
AN1HONISZ, James Oliver (SINGA-
PORE), B.A., Acting Treasurer
Straits Settlements ; b. Jan. 15,
1864. Educ.: St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. Appointed Cadet Straits
Settlements Civil Service Oct. 1883 ;
assistant Indian immigration agent
Singrpore, Mry, 1£86 ; £rd Mag-
istrate, Singapore, 1888 ; 2nd Mag-
istrate, July, 1892; Principal Muni-
cipal Ccirmis-sioner Jar., 1901:
1st Magistrate, Aug., 19C2, but con-
tinued to act r.s President of the
Municipal Commission. Acting
Treasurer since Sept. 19C4. Address :
Singrpore, Straits Settlements.
AORI, Visccunt (TOKYO), Jrpanese
Ambassador at Washirgton ; Privy
Ccrncillpr ; b. Jan., 1844, in pro-
vince of Chosiu. Was Secretary to
Japanese Legation at Berlin in 1873,
gnd was subsequently, on two occa-
sions, Minister at that capital ;
was Minister for Foreign Affaiis
in Tokyo in 1889-91, and in 1898-
1900 ; was appointed Ambassador
in Washington in March, 1SC6.
Address: Tokyo, Japan; Japanese
Legation, Washington, U.S.A.
AO T'lEN-YIN, GeneialCTiNGCHOin ),
Native of Hvpei. Appointed
Brigade-General Tirgchoufu (Fuh-
kien province) in w inter of 19C4.
ARAKI, Kwanpo (TOKYO), Artist; b.
Tokyo, June 1831. Is Professor of
Government Fine Arts Institute ;
Member of Fine, Arts Committee
Ard
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7 .
attached to Imperial Household.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
ARDEN, Stinley (PERAK), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. Sept. 24, 1874. Appointed
Superintendent Experimental Plan-
tation 1930. Address: Perak, Federa-
ted Malay States.
ARICHI, Baron Vica-Admiral Shina-
nosuka (TOKYO), President of Ja-
pan Maritime Society ; b. at Choshu,
March, 1843. Lieut-Commander 1872;
Commander of Yokosuka Admiralty
and Kure ; Chief of Naval Staff of
Standing Fleet ; Member of House
of Peers since 1897. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
ARIGA, Nagao ( TOKYO ), Professor of
AVaseda University ; b. at Settsu,
Oct., 1860. Educ. : Tokyo Imperial
University. Private Secretary to
President of Privy Council 1887
Councillor of Agriculture and Com-
merce Department ; Adviser to
Army upon international law dur-
ing Chino- Japanese War 1894-1895 ;
similar position during Busso- Japa-
nese War. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ARIMA, Tadaichi (HONGKONG), Man-
ager Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Hong-
kong Office: b. May 13, 1870; m.
1893. Educ. : Union College, Tokyo.
Address: 18, Macdonell Road,
Hongkong.
ARISAKA, Major-General (TOKYO),
Inventor of Aiisaka Field gun ; b.
at Choshu, Feb. 1852. Appointed
Colonel 1895 ; iMajor-General 1901 ;
completed well known quickfiring
mountain gun Nov. 1901. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
ARISUGAWA, Prince (TOKYO), G.C.B.
Admiral; b. Jan. 13, 1862; m.
Princess Yasuko, Dec. 11, 1880'
Educ. : Naval College, Greenwich.
Midshipman for two years on
H.M.S. " Iron Duke " ; served in
Channel Squadron ; commanded
Japanese cruiser " Matsushima "
throughout Chino- Japanese Avar ;
represented Japan at Diamond
Jubilee of late Queen Victoria
represented Japan at wedding o
Crown Prince of Germany, and
visited England, 1905; Admiral -
Supt. of Yokosiika, and member of
Supreme Council of War. Address
Tokyo, Japan.
ARMSTRONG, Jchn ( SINGAPORE ),
Banker, Manager Chartered Bank
of India, Australia and China; b'
1861. Club: Thatched House, St.
James' St., London. Address :
Cairn Hill, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
ARMSTRONG, William Reginald
(PENANG),L.L.D., D.C.L. ; Advocate
and Solicitor of Supreme Court,
Straits Settlements and Federated
Malay States ; b. 1874 at New Roes,
Co. Wexford, Ireland. Edttc. :
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; graduated
there as Sen. Moderator in Logic
and Ethics 1896; LL.D., Dublin
Univ. 1899; D.C.L., Durham Univ.
1902; called to Bar, King's Inns,
Dublin, Hilary term 19CO ; admitted
to Bar of Straits Settlements and of
Federated Malay States 1904. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements.
ARNOLD, Thomas (HONGKONG), Ac-
countant. Resided in Colony over
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Awd
35 years ; for many years Sec. of
Hongkong, Canton, and Macao
Steamboat Co., Ltd. ; resigned
1933. Club: Hongkong. Address:
Hongkong.
ARTHUR, James Startin Wills
(PENANG), B.A. Oxon ; Straits Set-
tlements Civil Service : b. March
9, 1881. Educ. : Oxford. Entered
Straits Settlements Civil Service
Oct. 1934; attache! to Resident
Councillor's Office, Penang, Dec.
1904. Address: Cadets Bungalow,
Penang, Straits Settlements.
ASABUKI, Yeiji (TOKYO), Director of
Mitsui Co.; b. in Oita-ken, Feb.
1849. -Is manager of spinning dept.
of Mitsui Company. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
ASADA, Yasunori (TOKYO), Member
House of Peers; b. Kyoto, Nov. 1848.
1st Class Councillor to Japanese
Legation, Washington, U.S.A. 1874 ;
Councillor of Foreign Affairs Dept.
1879; Director of Commercial
Affairs Bureau 1886 ; Governor of
Kanagawa Prefecture 1899; Vice-
Minister for Foreign Affairs 1900 ;
alter Vice-Minister of Communica-
tions. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
ASANO, SoicMro (TOKYO), President
of Toyo Steamship Co. ; b. March
1848. Is interested in cement
and petroleum business. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
ATKINSON, Dr. John Mitford (HONG-
KONG), M.B., Land., 1881; M.B.C.S.
Eng; L.S.A., Lond., 1878; D.P.H.,
Cantab. 1894 ; Principal Civil M.O.
and President Sanitary Board ;
b. Dec. 3, 1853. Prizeman at London
Med. Coll., 1893-1897 ; Res. Med. Off.
St. Mary Abbott's Infirmary, Ken-
sington, 1878-1885 ; Med. Off. No. 3
Dist. St. Mary Abbott's, Kensing-
• ton, 1885-1887; Supt. Govt. Civil
Hosp. and M.O. to Small-pox Hosp.
and Govt. Lunatic Asylums, Hong-
kong, in 1887 ; in 1895 was appointed
Acting Col. Surgeon ; in 1897 to
present position ; received thanks
of Sec. of State for services
during plague 1898. Since 1933
has been an official member of
Legislative and Executive Council.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Sani-
tary Board, Hongkong.
ATOMI, Takino (TOKYO), Painter and
educationalist ; b. at Osaka, April,
1840. Is one of Japan's distinguish-
ed lady painters and education-
alists ; founder and proprietor of
Atomi Girls' School. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
AWDRY, Rt. Rev. William (TOKYO),
M.A., D.D., Bishop of Ch. of Eng.
in South Tokyo ; b. Jan. 24, 1842, ?.
,of Sir John Writher Awdry, Kt,, late
'Chief Justice of Supreme Court,
Bombay ; Oxford University !Com-
mi.ssioner ; m. Frances Emily, d. of
Right Rev. G. Moberly, i Bishop of
Salisbury. Educ. : Winchester ;
Balliol, Oxford ; Fellow of Queen'*
Coll. Oxford. Won Ellerton Theol.
Essay Prize, Oxford ; rowed in Ox-
ford Univ. Boat 1863-64 ; Ordained
Deacon and Priest by Bishop
Wilberf orce (Oxford) 1866-67; Second
Master of Winchester Coll. 1868-72 ;
Head Master of St. John's
Coll., Hurstpierpoint 1873-79 ;
Prebendary in Chichester Cath.,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST ( JUNK) 190C-7.
1877-1901 ; Canon Residentiary
1880-88 ; Principal of Chichester
Theol. College 1880-86; Vicar of
Amport 1886-96 ; Rural Dean of
Amlover 1891-95; First Bishop of
Southampton (Suffragan to the
Bishop of Winchester) 1895-93;
First Bishop of Osaka, Japan
1896-97 ; Bishop of South Tokyo,
since 1898. Publications: Articles
in religious periodicals. Club :
Church House, Westminster. Ad-
dress : 8 Sakae-cho, Shiba, Tokyo,
Japan.
AXLING, Rev. William (MmnoK.v
B.A., B.D., Clergyman; b. Aug.
1873; m. May, 1901, Lucinda Bur-
rows. Educ : Nebraska Univ.;
Rochester (U.S.A.) Theo. Seminary.
Address: 86 Soto Kaga Xo-koji,
Morioka, Japan.
AZEGAMI, Abbot Baisen (TOKVO),
Religious teacher; b. July 18-2
Chief abbot of Sojiji Temple, head
quarters of Soto sect. Add ret*
Tokyo, Jajiiin.
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BADDELEY, Frank Morrish (SINGA-
PORE), B.A., Cantab. ; Acting
Assistant Protector of Chinese ; b.,
Nov. 30, 1874. Entered Selangor
Civil Service 1897; acting assistant
District Officer, Serembah, 1901 ;
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kubu, 1901; acting assistant District
Officer, Serembah, 1902 ; Revenue
Auditor, Pahang, 1904 ; appointed
acting District Officer, Jelebu, and
assistant Protector of Chinese at
Singapore 1905. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
BADELEY, Francis Joseph (HONG-
KONG), B.A. ; Captain Superinten-
dent of Police; b. March 27, 1868.
Educ. : Clergy Orphan School, Can-
terbury, and Jesus College, Cam-
bridge ; senior opt. math, tripos,
1889 ; acting Deputy Superintendent
of Police, June to Dec., 1893 ; acting
Assistant Postmaster-General, May
to July, 1894 : acting Assistant
Registrar-General, July, 1894 ; J,P.,
1894 ; Deputy Superintendent of
Police and assistant Superintendent
Fire Brigade, July, 1895 ; Captain of
Police and Superintendent of Fire
Brigade, and Superintendent Vic-
toria Gaol, Apl., 1902; Member of
Legislative Council, 1902, ; speaks
Hindustani and Cantonese. Club:
Hongkong. Address: Magistracy,
Hongkong.
BAILEY, Arthur W. (SING.VPOKK), Pro-
tector of Chinese. Educ. : Duhvich
Coll. and St. Cath. Coll., Cainb.
(Scholar) ; 2nd sen. opt. math, tri-
pos ; B.A. 1894. Cadet Straits Settle-
ments, Nov., 1898; passed tin. exam.
in Chinese, June, 1899 ; was acting
assistant Protector of Chinese at
Penang and Singapore ; 4th Magis-
trate Singapore, May, 1901 ; 3rd
Magistrate, Penang, Jan., 1902; Dis-
ti-ict Officer, Christmas Island, 1st
June, 1904; assistant Chinese Pro-
tector, 1905. Add fas* : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BAILEY, Demetrius J. S., (KICKING),
B.A., Camb., Resident. Served in
Methuen's Horse ; Cadet Sarawak
Service, Mar., 1888; assistant Re-
sident, May, 1891 ; Resident, 2nd
class, 2nd division, Jan., 1894 ;
assistant Resident, May, 1891 ;
Resident 2nd class, Jan., 1894 ;
stationed at Kuching. Addr<>**
Sarawak, Borneo.
BAILEY, W. S. (HONGKONG), M.I.M.E.,
Engineer and Shipbuilder ; b. 1861.
Clnb : Institution of Engineers and
Shipbuilders. Address: 20 Con-
naught Road, Hongkong.
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Bai
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
BAILLE, Charles Fredieric (HANOI),
Insp. Civil Service Indo-China, As-
sistant Resident Superior of Ton-
kin ; b. Dec. 18, 1848. Entered Civil
Service Indo-China April 29, 1886,
rs 3rd class Insp.; 2nd class Feb.
1888 ; 1st class Dec. 1889 ; Insp. July
1901. Address: Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
BAIN, George Murray (HONGKONG),
Journalist; Proprietor of the "China
Mail " and " Wah Tze Yat Po " ; b.
Aug. 24, 1842,atMontrose, Scotland.
Educ. : Montrose Borough School.
Came to Hongkong on Feb. 9, 1864 ;
joined " China Mail " as sub-editor
and reporter ; became editor later,
and proprietor in 1872 ; during 1887
and 1882 took active part in fighting
the vicious policy of the then
Governor, Sir John Pope Hennessy;
has consistently upheld British in-
terests and maintained an impartial
attitude towards other nationals ;
one of oldest journalists in Far
East; takes interest in all public
movements and supports all sports.
Clubs : Hongkong ; Jockey and Cric-
ket, etc. Address: Birnam Brae,
Conduit Road, Hongkong.
BAKENDALE, Arthur Salisbury
(KUALA LUMPUR), M.T.E.E. ; Fede-
rated Malay States Civil Service ;
b. Jan. 11, 1866; m. Violet, o.d.
Colonel Tillotson of Beckbury Hall,
Shropshire. Educ. : Leamington
Coll., Sch. of Elec. Eng., London.
Sent as Spec. Civil Commissioner
in 1900 and 1902 to the Cocos-Kee-
ling Islands ; called as witness
before Cables Communication Com-
mission 1901 and originally sug-
gested the two principal recom-
mendations of Committee, i.e.
connection of Ceylon with Cocos-
Keeling Is. by cable, and between
Burma and Penang by land line;
at present Supt. of Posts and
Telegraphs Selangor, Negri Sembi-
lan and Pahang. Publications:
" The Ball," etc. Clubs : Windham,
London ; Sports, London, etc. Ad-
dress: Kuala Lumpur, Federated
Malay States.
BAKER, Edgar Morris (KUALA
LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil Service; It.
Sept. 27, 1869. Entered Perak Civil
Service, Jan., 1890 ; chief clerk
Treasury, Larut, 1890 ; Financial
Assistant, Krian, 1892; accountant
Audit Office, Perak, 1893 ; acting
assistant Auditor, 1894 ; 2nd assist-
ant secretary to Government 1895 ;
assistant auditor, 1896 ; District
Treasurer, Lower Perak, 1897 ;
acting State auditor, Selangor,
1902 ; appointed District Treasurer,
Kuala, Lumpur and acting Revenue
Auditor, Selangor, Jan. 1903. Ad-
dress : Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
BAKER, Thomas Summers (SINGA-
PORE), Manager of Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation ; 6.
March 19, 1858; HI. (1st) 1879 Mary
Agnes, d. of Alfred Tuck of In-
gatestone Hall, Essex, died 1S85,
(2nd) Alice d. of Richard Speight ex-
Chairman Victorian Railway Com-
mission. Educ.: Private Schools.
Is member of Soc. of Arts, London,
and Japan Soc. Decorations: 4th
class Order Rising Sun ; 3rd class
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Bar
Order Sacred Treasure. Clubs:
Thatched House, Lond. ; Yokohama
United; and Singapore. Address:
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
BALL, James Dyer (HONGKONG),
M.R.A.S., M.N. Ch. Br. R.A.S. ;
Civil Service ; b. Dec. 4, 1847. Re-
sident 43 years in China, of which
30 have been spent in Govt. service
in Hongkong, mostly in Supreme
Court; has held office of Sheriff
and Registrar General, as well as
other positions ; is J.P., and com-
missioner appointed to take oaths,
etc. ; member of Hongkong Civil
Service Board of Examiners. Pub-
lications : Author of a number of
works dealing with the languages,
customs, manners, and religions of
the Chinese, such as "Things
Chinese," " The Pith of the Class-
ics," " The Religious Aspect in
China," " Cantonese Made Easy '»
series, " Hakka Made Easy," " How
to Write Chinese," etc. Address :
" Fernside," Mount Kellett, Peak.
BANISTER, Ven. Archdeacon W.
(HONGKONG), Archdeacon of Hong-
kong ; b. May 31, 1855; m. Mary
Alice, d. of T. Grime, Preston,
London. Educ. : Privately and
Church Missionary College, Isling-
ton. Publications : Commentary
on 1st Corinthians, and Catechism
for the young, in Chinese. Address ;
Church Missionary House, Hong-
kong.
BARCLAY, Rev. Thomas (FORMOSA),
M.A., Glasgow, Presbyterian Mis-
sionary ; b. Nov. 21, 1849 ; m. Nov.
8, 1892. Educ. : Glasgow University,
Glasgow Free Church College, and
at Leipsic. Commenced work in
Formosa 1875. Decoration : 5th
class Order Rising Sun. Address:
Tainan, Formosa.
JARING, HDIL Caryl Digby (SINGA-
PORE), A.D.C. to Officer Commndg..
Troops, Straits Settlements ; b. Jan..
13, 1880. Second Lieut. Coldstream
Guards Feb. 1, 1899; Lieut. Cold-
steam Guards May 2, 1900 ; qualified
as interpreter in French ; served in
South Africa 1899 to 1902 ; action*
from Belmont. Seconded for Service
as A.D.C. to H.E. General Inigo
Jones, Officer Commanding troops,
Straits Settlements. Decorations:
King's and Queen's medals, South
Africa. Address: Mount Elizabeth,.
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
BARKER, Dr. Alfred J. Glanville,
(SARAWAK), M.R.C.S., England,.
1884; Principal Medical Officer.
Educ. : Univ. Coll. and Hosp. ;
certif. Medico-Psychol. Assoc., 1st
M.B., Lond. ; late Resident
Clinical Assistant East London
Hospital for Children ; House-
Surgeon, Tiverton Infirmary, Cent-
ral London Ophthalmic Hospital;
Resident Clinical Assistant, Beth-
lehem Royal Hospital ; temporary
Assistant Medical Officer, Surrey
County Asylum, Tooting; Acting
Colonial Surgeon and Resident,
Penang, Straits Settlements 1895 ;
J.P. and Coroner, Penang, 1896
Principal Medical Officer and
Superintendent Indian Immigra-
tion, Sarawak, May, 1897. Address :
Sarawak, Borneo.
JBar
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 19.6-7.
.BARKER Arthur (SINGAPORE), Mer-
chant ; rn. 1902, d. of H. Abrams.
Arrived in Singapore 1886 as agent
for Manchester firm ; general mer-
chant ever since ; has been
Municipal Commissioner for Singa-
pore ; takes great interest in local
bodies, especially those connected
with church affairs. Address :
Strathnide, Tanglin Hill, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
.BARLOW, Frances Collins (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor; I, Aug. 25, 1876.
Educ. : Royal Shrewsbury School.
Solicitor Supreme Court of Judic-
ature, England, and Supreme Court,
Hongkong. Address : " Parkside,"
Kowloon, Hongkong.
BARLOW, G. Pratt (LOWER REJANG),
Resident. Cadet, Sarawak Civil
Service, May, 1878 ; Resident (2nd
class), Srd division, Nov., 1886 ;
Resident, Muka, Oct., 1893; acting
Resident, Baram, July; 1892; acting
Resident, Bintulu, Aug., 1893; Re-
sident, Lower Rejang, Oct., 1894.
Address: Lower Rsjang, Sarawak,
Borneo.
3ARNARD, H2nry Cuthbert (PERAK),
A.M.I.C.E. ; F.M.S. Civil Service ;
b. April 10, 1865. Entered Public
Works Department, Perak, 1887,
as assistant Engineer ; assistant
Engineer, Larut, 1889 ; assistant
Engineer construction, Taipiug and
Kamunting Railway Extension,
1889 ; acting Resident Engineer
.and Traffic Manager, and Resident
Engineer in charge of Ulu Sapetang
Railway Extension; District Rail-
way Engineer and Traffic Manager,
.Larut, 1892 ; District Railway Engi-
neer North Federated Malay States,
1903 ; was appointed Divisional
Engineer for Selaugor and North
Sembilan and Acting Divisional
Engineer for Perak and Prov.
Wellesley 1903. Address : Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BARNES-LAWRENCE, Captain, (ass :
LAWRENCE, BARNES-).
BARNES, Warren D. (SINGAPORE),
B.A. ; Sec. for Chinese Affairs,
Straits Settlements and Federated
Malay States ; b. 1865 ; Educ. :
Pembroke College, Cambridge. Ap-
pointed to Straits Settlements
Civil Service as Cadet by Sec.
of State, 1888 ; sent to Swatow
to study Chinese ; held various ap-
pointments in Courts and Chinese
Protectorates of Straits and F.M.S.,
and in Mines Dept. of latter; ap-
pointed to present office, 1904.
Clubs : United University ; Sports.
Address: Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
BARNETT, Rev. Ernest Judd (HONG-
KONG), M.A., Trin. Coll., Melbourne
(Scholar and prizeman) ; Missionary
of Church Missionary Society ; b.
Sept. 18, 1859; Headmaster Caul-
field Grammar School, 1888-96 ;
organising secretary Church Mis-
sionary Association, Victoria,
1896-1902; warden of St. Stephen's
College, 1903 to present. Address:
St. Stephen's College, Hongkong.
BARRACK, Dr. James William
(SINGAPORE), M.B., Ch.B., Edin. ;
House Surgeon, General Hosp. ; b.
Oct. 30, 1874. Appointed House
Surgeon, General Hospital, Sing-
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Bat
up.n-e July 1903. Address : General
Hospital, Sepoy Lines, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BARRETT, E. G. ( HONGKONG), Mer-
chant; Sub-Mxnager, Doclwell and
Co. R said ant in Colony over nine
years. Club : Hongkong. Address :
Queen's Buildings, Hongkong.
BARRETT, Capt. Edward Ivo Med-
hirst (PfiaviO, Aljutant, Malay
State Guides ; b. June 12, 1879. 2nd
Lieut. Lancashire Fusiliers 1899 ;
Lieut. 1900 ; service in South Africa
1893-19J2 ; Assistant Adjt. Lanca-
shire Fusiliers 1932 ; Capt. 1903 t
Wing Officer, Federated Malay
States Guides, June, 1903 ;
Acting Adjutant, 1934. Decoration:
South African Medal. Address :
Perak, Federated Malay States.
BARRETTO, FradericD Damee, (HONG-
KONG), Merchant; 6. Feb. 5, 1874.
Managing partner, Barretto and
Co. ; appointed vice-Consul for
Mexico, Oct. 14, 1932; elected life
member, Society for the Encourage-
ment of Arts, Manufactures, and
Commerce, March, 1904. Address:
No. 1 Castle Road ; and 22 and 24
Bank Buildings, Hongkong.
BARTLETT, Samual ColcDrd (SAPPO-
RO), Missionary ; b. Sept, 21, 1835 ;
m. Fanny Slater Gordon, July 11,
1894, at Andover, Mass., U.S.A.
Editc. : Dartmouth Coll. (A.B. 1887,
A.M. 1891); graduated at Andover
Theological Seminary 1894. Public-
ations : Occasional newspaper and
magazine articles. Address: Kita
8jo, Higashi 2 chome, Sapporo,
Japan.
BARTON, Sidney (TIENTSIN), 2nd Class
Assistant H.B.M. Consular Service.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, Sept. 24, 1895 ; employed on
Special Service at Wei-hai-wei,
from Dec., 1899, till Oct., 1901, acted
there as Assistant Commissioner
interpreter to British Contingent,
China Field Force, during opera-
tions at Tientsin, June and July,
1900 ; mentioned in despatches ;
Assistant Political Officer during
advance on Peking, August, 1900;
appointed Vice-Consul, Tientsin,
Nov. 14, 1901 ; Accountant to
Legation at Peking, 1901 and 1902.
Decoration : China Medal. Ad-
dress: Tientsin, China.
BASHFORD, Dr. James Whitford
(SHANGHAI), D.D., LL.D., Minister ;
b. May 27, 1849, at Fayette, Wiscon-
sin, U.S.A. ; m. 1878, Jane M., d. of
Hon. W. W. Field. Editc. : Gra-
duated, Wisconsin Univ. 1873 ; A.M.
1876; Theol. Sell., Boston Univ.
S.T.B., 1876 ; Sch. of Oratory 1878 ;
Sch. of All Sciences (Ph.D.) Boston
University 1881. Tutor in Greek,
Wisconsin Univ., 1874; Pastor, Meth.
Kpisc. Churches, Boston ; Auburn-
dale, Mass ; Portland, Me ; Buffalo ,
N.Y., 1875-89 ; Pres. of Ohio Wesley-
an Univ., Delaware, Ohio, U.S.A.,
1889-1904 ; elected Bishop Methodist
Episopal Church 1904. Publications :
" Science of All Religion" ; Wesley-
an Goethe," etc. Address :
Shanghai, China.
BATTENBERG, William Alexander
NewtDn (SINGAPORE), Barrister at
Law ; b. Aug. 28, 1871. Editc. : St.
George's Grammar Sch., Hydera-
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bad; King's Coll., London. Called
to Bar, Jan. 1893 ; enrolled in
India, Madras Presidency and now
practising in Straits Settlements.
Address : 32 Baffles Square, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
BAYLE, Vice-Admiral C. J. (SAIGON),
Cominander-in-Chief of the French
Navy in the East. Decorations : Com-
mander de la Legion d'Honneur ;
Officier de 1'Instruction Publique.
Address : Saigon, Indo-China.
BAYNE, W. G. (SHANGHAI), Secretary
of North China Insurance Co., Ltd.
Club: Shanghai. Address: 10, The
Bund, Shanghai, China.
BEAN, Alfred William (SINGAPORE),
Merchant; b. Oct. 14, 18 M. Resi-
dent in Singapore since 1833; is a
Member of Royal Photographic
Society1; Member of Society of Arts.
Club: Blenheim, St. James' Square,
London, S.W. A ddress: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BEARDSLEY, James Wallace (MAM-
LA), Director of Public Works ;
b. Sept. 11, 1861; ?». Sept. 7, 1893,
Ellen J. Pearne, d. of Rev. Thos.
H. Pearne, D.D. Educ. : Cornell
Univ., Ithaca, N.Y. Engaged pro-
fessionally on construction of works
of Sanitary District, Chicago, for
about 7 years ; engaged on inves-
tigations and surveys of deep
waterways from Great Lakes to
Atlantic, for about 2 years ; engaged
on harbour works on Great Lakes
under Corps of Engineers, U.S.A.,
atout 2 years; appointed Consult-
ing Engineer to Philippine Commis-
sion, 1902; Director of Public
Works, Philippine Islands, since
Nov. 1905; Member of American
Society Civil Engineers, Western
Society of Engineers, Detroit Eng-
ineers' Society, etc. Publications:
Occasional technical papers. Clubs: ;
University, Columbia ; Manila. A d-:
dress : Manila, Philippine Islands.
BEATTY, David (PENANG), Strait*
Settlements Civil Service; b. Jan.
20, 1876. Educ. : Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; Jun. and Sen. Exhibitioner ;
1st Honoursman in Classics, Logic
and Natural Science; Prizeman in
History. Appointed cadet in Civil
Service by Sec. of State, Nov. 17*
1898; passed cadet, July 26, 1901;
Acting 3rd Magistrate, Singapore,
Nov. 9, 1901 ; Acting District Officer,
Christmas Island, July 1, 1903;
seconded for special duty in
Pahang, Aug. 25 to Sept. 6, 1904;
Acting 2nd Magistrate, Singapore,
May 1, 1904; 2nd Assistant
Protector of Chinese, Singapore,
June 16, 1904 ; on return from leave,
Dec. 29, 1905, appointed Acting
Sheriff, Deputy Registrar, and
Assistant Official Assignee, Penang.
Address: Supreme Court, Penang,
Straits Settlements.
BEAU, Paul (HANOI), Governor-General
of Indo-China; Presdt. Conseil
Superieur de 1'Indo-Chine, and
Conseil de Defense de I'lndo-Chine.
Decoration: Officer de la Legion
d' Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
BEAVIS, Charles Edward Hartnell
(HONGKONG), Solicitor; b. Dec. 29,
1872. Educ.: Christ's Hospital.
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London, and Oxford University.
Clvb: Hongkong. Address: 9,
Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
BECK, J. M. (SHANGHAI), Acting
Superintendent, Eastern Extension
Telegraph Co. Clubs: Hongkong;
Shanghai. Address: Shanghai,
China.
BECKETT, Walter Ralph Durie
(BANGKOK), F.R.G.S. ; H.B.M. Con-
sul ; b. Aug. 24, 1864 at Agra, North
Western Provinces, India, s. of
Colonel \V. H. Beckett. Educ.:
Tonbridge School. Appointed Stu-
dent Interpreter in Siam, Feb. 16,
1886 ; 1st Assistant, Dec. 18, 1891 ;
Vice-Consul, Bangkok, Feb. 8, 1893 ;
Acting Consul, Bangkok, 1894, 1895
and 189G ; was in charge of Legation
in July, 1896; Acting Consul at
Chiengmai, 1896 and 1897 ; promoted
Consul for Consular District of
Chiengmai, including Lakon,
Lampoonchi, Muang-Nan, Mining-
Thon, Phre, Raheng, Sawankalote,
Sokotai, Tern, Utaradit, and Picha,
1897; transfeired to Bangkok, Aug.
13, 19C3; given local rank of 1st
Secretary in Diplomatic Service
Aug. 13, 19C4; acted as Charge
D'Affaires at Bangkok in 1904.
Recreations: Cricket, polo, tennis,
golf, etc. Clubs : Oiiental ; Sports ;
Chiengmai Gymkhana and Royal
Bangkok Sports. Address : H.B.M.
Legation, Bangkok, Siam.
BELFIELD, Frederick (KUALA LIPIS),
M.A., Oxon., F.M.S. Civil Service ;
I). June 3, 1863. Barrister at Law,
Middle Temple; entered F.M.S.
Civil Service, 1889 ; acting Treasurer,
Pahang, 1891 ; Collector and Magis-
trate, Pekan, and Registrar of
Mines, Pahang, 1893 ; Magistrate,
Kuala Lumpur, 1896; acting Collec-
tor of Land Revenue and Registrar
of Titles, Kuala Lumpur, 18C6 ; Col-
lector of Land Revenue, Kinta,
1899 ; occupied other positions until
1903, when was appointed acting
Legal Adviser, F.M.S. and District
Officer, Kuala Lipis. Address :
Kuala Lipis, Pahang, Federated
Malay States.
BELFIELD, Henry Ccnway (SKLAN-
GOR), British Resident ; b. Nov. 29,
1855. Educ.: Rugby School; Oriel
College, Oxford. Appointed to Se-
langor Civil Service, 1884; Chief
Magistrate and Commissioner of
Lands, Selangor, 1888; Senior Magis-
trate, Perak, 1891 ; Commissioner
of Lands, Federated Malay States,
1896 ; Chief Examiner in Malay for
the Federated Malay States, 1896;
Biitish Resident, Negii f-tmbilan,
1901; Biitish Resident, Selangor,
1902; Special Mission to Boineo to
effect settlement between H. H.
the Rajah of Sarawak and Chiefs
of Lawas Territory, 1905. Publica-
tion: Handbook of the Federated
Malay States. Clubs : Junior Carl-
ton ; Ranelagh; Automobile of
Great Biitain crd Ireland. Ad-
dress: The Residency, Kuala Lum-
pur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
BELL, Dr. John (HONGKONG), M.R.C.S.,
Eng. ; L.R.C.P., D.P.H., Loud.
Superintendent Government Civil
Hospital ; b. Nov. 10, 1859. Acting
Superintendent, Government Civil
Hospital, 1896; acting Principal
Bel
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Civil Medical Officer ami President
of Sanitary Board, 1900. Ap-
pointed to present position, 1903.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Civil
Hospital, Hongkong.
BELL, W. G. (SINGAPORE), M.A., Glas-
gow ; Acting Post Master General.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Oct.,
1897; passed final examination in
Chinese, May, 1900; Supt. Money
Order Branch and Government
Sav. Banks, Singapore, July, 1901 ;
2nd Assistant Prot. of Chinese,
Penan g, May, 1902 ; acting assistant
Post Master General, Penang, May,
1902 ; acting Post Master General,
Straits Settlements, Oct. 1903. Clubs:
Singapore. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BENBOW, Major John Edward
(SINGAPORE), Army Paymaster ;
b. Aug. 16, 1858. 2nd Lieut., 1st
(King's) Dragoon Guards, Jan., 1881 ;
Lieut., July, 1881 ; Capt,, Jan., 1888;
Major, June, 1894; employed with
Army Pay Dept. ; since May, 1894
Army Paymaster, Straits Settle-
ments. War Service: Operations
in Sierra Leone, 1898-99. Address:
Pearl's Hill, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
BENHAM-BROWN, Rev. Henry John
(PEKING), Clergyman ; 6. May 14,
1864; MI. Nov. 27, 1899. Educ : St.
Paul's Miss. Coll., Lincolnshire.
Ordained Priest, 1889; arrived in
China, April, 1887 ; S.P.G. Mission-
ary atTai-An-Fu, Shantung, 1887-93 ;
Chaplain to Eng. residents at
Chef oo 1893-96 ; Tai-An-Fu 1897-1900 ;
escaped during Boxer outbreak
and took refuge in Corea; appoint-
ed chaplain at Wei-Hai-Wei, 1901 ;
tansf erred to Tientsin, 1903 ; in Eng .
on furlough, 1904; appointed Priest
in charge of S.P.G. work at Peking,
1905. Publications: Several small
treatises in Chinese. Address:
Church of England Mission, Pe-
king, North China.
BENNETT, Edward Leigh (PEKAN),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. Feb. 25,
1874. Appointed to Public Works
Department, Perak, 19'32 ; Assistant
Engineer, Pahang, 1904. Address :
Pekan, Pahang, Federated Malay
States.
BENNETT, Ernest Fredk. (ICHANG),
H.B.M. Consul. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, April 7, 1834 ;
acting Consul at Chinkiang, 1892;
at Swatow, 1892 and 1893; at
Kiungchow, 1894 and 1895 ; at Wuhu,
1SC6 ; promoted 1st Class Assistant,
Sept. 27, 1897 ; acting Consul at
Ningpo, 1899 and 1900; promoted
Consul at Ssumao, Feb. 24, 1900;
transferred to Ichang, April 5, 1892.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Ichang,
China.
BEKT, Herbert (CANTON), Partner in
Firm of T. E. Griffith, Raw Silk
Merchants, b. Jan. 13, 1863, 2nd s.
of Baldwin H. Bent, J.P., of Good-
worth House, Andover, Hants. ; m.
May 24, 1900, May, 2nd d. of late
C. D. Moss, of Yokohama. Educ. :
Marlborough College. Clubs : Can-
ton ; Hongkong; Yokohama United;
Grosvenor (Lond.) Address: Sha-
mien, Canton, China.
BERINDOAGUE, Louis (HONGKONG),
Manager Banque de 1'Indo-Chine ,;
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Ber
b. July SO, 1862. Educ. : in Paris.
^Clubs: Hongkong and Jockey.
Address: 8 Kennedy Road, Hong-
kong.
BERKELEY, Sir Henry Spencer
(HONGKONG), Kt. ; Attorney Gener-
al; b. Sept. 6, 1851; m. Katherine,
,d. of S. S. Cassiu, Antigua, West
Indies. Called to the Bar, Inner
"remple, 1873; Attorney General,
Leeward Islands, 1877 ; Solicitor
•General, 1878; Acting Colonial
Secretary, 1883 ; Attorney General,
Fiji, 1885-89 ; Chief Justice, 1889-1902;
also acted as Administrator;
arrived Hongkong, June, 1902;
Attorney General, 1902 to date;
acted as Chief Justice on two
occasions ; Chairman of the Hong-
kong Volunteer Reserve Associa-
tion. Clubs: Junior Carlton, Lon-
don; Hongkong. Address: Peak,
Hongkong.
BERKELEY, Hubert (TAIPING), Dis-
trict Officer, b. June 25, 1864. Mid-
shipman, R.N.R., 1881; to Perak,
1884; police, 1886; Superintendent
of Penghulus, 1889; acting Collec-
tor and Magistrate, Upper Perak,
1891; assistant Magistrate, Gopeng,
1894; acting District Magistrate,
Kuala Kangsar, 1896; District
Magistrate, Upper Perak, 1889;
District Officer, Klang, 1893; Dis-
trict Officer, Upper Perak, 19C6.
Address : Taiping, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
BERNARD, Basil Henry Francis
(PERAK), F.M.S. Civil Service; b.
Jan. 13, 1874. Appointed to Civil
Service, 1896; held vaiious positions
in Selangor and Perak until ap-
pointed Acting Deputy Conservator,
Perak, 1903. Address: Perak, Fe-
derated Malay States.
BERNER, Iwan (SHANGHAI), A.I.E.E. ;
General Manager of Great Northern
Telegraph Co.; b. Nov. 2, 1850 at
Copenhagen ; m. Feb. 23, 1876.
Educ. : University of Copenhagen ;
Matriculated as " Candidatus Phi-
losophiae " ; after studying English
Language and Literature at Univ.
of Copenhagen for 5 years entered
service of Great Northern Telegraph
Co., 1875 ; Telegraph Operator and
Electrician, Newcastle and Aber-
deen, 1875-76 ; Assistant, London
Office, 1876-83 ; Superintendent
Hongkong, 1882-85 ; Acting General
Manager, Shanghai, 1885-86; Sec-
retary, Copenhagen, 1887-97 ; acting-
General Manager, Shanghai, 1897-98;
Secretary, Copenhagen, 1898-1900;
General Manager, Shanghai, since
1900. Publications: Translations
of English Literature into Danish
(Dickens, Bulwer Lytton, etc.).
Decorations : Knight of Dannebrog ;
Officer of Rising Sun ; Tvnight of
St. Anna.. Clubs : Shanghai ; Race,
Shanghai. Address: Shanghai,
China.
BERRINGTON, Arthur Tewdyr
Davies (TAIPIXG), B.A. ; Judicial
Commissioner; b. Sept. 7, 1854,
e. s. of Arthur Davies Berrington,
J.P., D.L., of Panty-Goitre, Aber-
gavenny ; m. 1900, Beatrice, d. of
Rev. J. Rathborne, Rector of West
Tytherley, Hants. Educ: Clifton
College and Christ Church, Oxford ;
B.A., 1878; called Inner Temple,
1879; Oxford Circuit; J.P. and D.L.
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for Monmouthshire ; Private Sec-
retary to Sir H. Bulwer, in Cyprus,
Oct., 1888, and to Sir Frederick
Dicksou in the Straits Settlements,
May, 1890 ; Chief Magistrate,
Selangor, 1891 ; Senior Magistrate,
Perak, July 1896 ; Commissioner for
Lands and Mines, F.M.S.,1901; Legal
Adviser, Federated Malay States,
Nov., 1902; Senior Judicial Com-
missioner, F.M.S., 1905-6. Recrea-
tions: Golf, Shooting, Auto-
mobilism. Clubs : Union ; Auto-
mobile, London. Address: Taiping,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
BERRY, Prof. Arthur Daniel (TOKYO),
A.B., B.D. ; Missionary ; b. Aug. 7,
1872, at Mexico, N.Y., U.S.A.
Educ. : Syracuse University ; Drew
Theological Seminary. Pastor,
Methodist Episcopalian Church,
Maplewood, New Jersey, U.S.A.,
1899-1902; arrived in Japan, 1902;
was stationed at Fukuoka, 1902;
Moji, 1903-5 ; Tokyo, 1905 ; Professor
in Theological School, Aoyama
Gakuin, 1906. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
BERTHEL, Carl (SHANGHAI), Phar-
macist; 6. Aug. 17, 1879. Educ.:
Vienna. Since 1901 has been in
business in Shanghai ; established
own business, 1903 ; on Nov. 12, 1905,
witnessed riots in Vladivostock.
Recreations : Swimming and Cycling
(120 prize medals won on Continent).
Clubs: Hon. member bicycle club
Flotte Fahrer, Vienna; German
Club Concordia, Shanghai. Ad-
dress: 7, Honam Road, and 13A,
Avenue Road, Shanghai, China.
BICKNI LL, William Alfred (PENAM;),
Straits Settlements Civil Service ;
b. Aug. 29, 1859. Appointed Chief
Clerk in Colonial Secretary's Office
1885 ; Auditor and Official Assignee,
Penang, since 1888. A ddreas : Audit
Office, Penang, Straits Settlements.
BILLINGS, George Michael (SHANG-
HAI), B.A. ; Vice-Principal Shanghai
Public School ; b. Feb. 15, 1878 ; MI.
July 5, 19C5, Nellie Rosa, d. of
Capt. J. A. Scott, Nova Scotia.
Educ. : Wyggeston and Queen
Elizabeth's Grammar School,
Leicester, 1886-96; Jesus College,
Oxford. Entered Oxford ifniversity
1896 as Shute Science Scholar ; in
1899 was awarded Principal's.
Exhibition at Jesus College ; 3rd
class final honours, School of
Natural Science (Chem. Phys.) 1900;
assistant Master at Raffle's In-
stitution, Singapore, 1901 ; Vice-
Principal, Shanghai Public School,.
1903. Club : Shanghai. Addresa :
Public School, Shanghai, China.
BIRBECK, R. J. (HONGKONG), B.A...
Cantab ; Master, Queen's College,.
fc.il875. Arrived in Colony, Sept. 20r
1903. Club: Hongkong. Address.:
Queen's College, Hongkong.
BIRCH, Ernest Wcodford, (PERAK),
C.M.G., 1900; British Resident \b.
April 29, 1857, e. s. of J. W. W.
Birch, Colonial Secretary of the-
Straits Settlements and British
Resident of Perak, who was assas-
sinated by the Malays in November,.
1875; in. 1882, Margaret, d. of
Laurence Niveii. Educ. : Elstree-
School ; Harrow. Served in Colonial
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Office, 1876-78 ; cadet in the Service
of the Straits Settlements, 1878;
served in various capacities in
Singapore and Malacca till 1892;
has previously acted as British
Resident of Perak and Selangor ;
British Resident of the Negri
Sembilan, 1897-1900 ; employed on a
special mission in H.M.S. " Espoir "
to the Cocos, Keeling Islands,
1885 ; Governor and Commander-in-
Chief, Labuan, B. North Borneo,
1900-4 ; present post, Feb. 10, 1904.
Recreations : Most field sports.
Clubs: Sports; Windham ; M.C.C.,
London. Address: Taiping, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BIRCH, James Kortright (PEXANG),
Resident Councillor. Cadet, Straits
Settlements Civil Service, 1872;
passed final examination in Malay,
Dec., 1873; Collector of Land
Revenue, Penang and Province
Wellesley, and Settlements Officer,
Trans Krian, Sept., 1877; Collector
of Land Revenue, Singapore, June,
1880 ; acting Police Magistrate and
Commissioner of Court of Requests,
Province Wellesley, May, 1882 ;
Senior District Officer, Province
Wellesley, 1888; first Magistrate
and Commissioner, Court of Re-
quests and Superintendent of
Prisons, Penang, June, 1890 ; acting
'Treasurer, Straits Settlements,
Feb., 1894; first Magistrate, Singa-
pore, April, 1895, but continued to
sict as Treasurer ; Treasurer, April,
1897; acting Resident Councillor,
Penang, May, 1897 to August, 1898 ;
and from April, 1901; Resident
*,'ouncillor, Malacca, 1898 ; was ap-
pointed acting Resident Councillor,
Penang, Oct., 1903, and appoint-
ment was confirmed July, 1904. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements.
BIRD, R. E. 0. (HONGKONG), M.A.,
Oxon ; Senior Assistant Master,
Queen's College; b, 1869. Head
Master, Armenian College, Cal-
cutta ; Assistant Master, King's
College, Bangkok; arrived Hong-
kong, 1902, as assistant master;
promoted April, 1906. Chtbs : Hong-
kong ; Oxford Union. Address :
Queen's College, Hongkong.
BISHOP, James E. (JELEBU), F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. Dec. 18, 1875.
Entered Service as cadet, Pahang,
Oct., 1898 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Pekan, Aug. 18, 1900 ; acting
assistant District Officer, Lipis,
Sept., 1901 ; assistant District
Officer, Lipis, Mar., 1902; acting
assistant District Officer, Raub,
Jan., 1903 ; acting District Officer,
Raub, June, 1904; acting District
Officer, Jelebu, 1904. Address :
Jelebu, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
BLACK, John Stewart (BANGKOK),
F.R.G.S. ; Judicial Adviser to
Siamese Government ; b. 1865, 2nd.
s. of William Black, of Rothsay,
N.B. ; m. 1898, Edith Mary Gwendo-
line, d. of Rev. Augustus Moore,
M.A., St. John Baptist Vicarage,
Spalding. Educ. : Linlithgow
Burgh School, N.B. ; St. Andrew's
University. Barrister-at-law, Mid-
dle Temple. Entered H. M. Con-
sulate Service in Siam as student
interpreter, 1888 ; assistant, 1893 ;
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first assistant, 1896 ; Vice-Consul,
Bangkok, 1897 ; has been acting
Consul and Judge of Consular
Court, Bangkok ; resigned Consular
Service, 1902 ; has been Judicial
Adviser to Siamese Government
since 1902 to date. Publications :
Papers in proceedings of B.G.S.,
and official reports on Siam, et<?.
Club : Junior Constitutional, Lon-
don; British, Bangkok. Address :
Ministry of Justice, Bangkok,
Siam.
BLACKS HAW, Walter (KUALAKAXG-
SAR), A.M.I.C.E. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. May 27, 1870. Entered
Public Works Department, Perak,
as Assistant Engineer, 1901 ; ap-
pointed acting Executive Engineer
at Kuala Kangsar, 1903, and subse-
quently Assistant Engineer. Ad-
dress : Kuala Kangsar, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BLAIKIE, Rev. Garden (CHAOCHOW-
FU), M.A., Cantab. ; Presbyterian
Minister; b. Oct. 7, 1875; in. Tina
McCulloch Alexander, M.B., Ch.B.
(Edin.) Educ. : Dulvvich College,
Gonville, and Caius College, Cam-
bridge, and Westminster (Theo-
logical) College, Cambridge ; was
classical Scholar, Gonville and
Caius College, 1894-8; 1st class
honours classical tripos pt. 1,
1896 ; 2nd class honours, classical
tripos pt. 2, 1898; B.A., 1898; M.A.,
1901. Ordained 1901. Club: Cam-
bridge University Union. Address :
English Presbyterian Mission,
Chaochowfu, Swatow, China.
BLAND, Robert Norman (MALACCA),
B.A. ; Resident Councillor ; b. Oct.
8, 1859. Educ. : St. Paul's School ;
Cheltenham College; Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1882 ; passed in Malayr
May, 1884; Collectorand Magistrate,
Sri Menanti, June, 1886; District
Officer, Southern District, Province
of Wellesley, 1888; Collector of
Land Revenue, Penang, 1889 ; ditto,
Singapore, 1890 ; Officer in charge,
Sunjei Ujong, Dec., 1894 ; ditto,
Negri Sembilan, Jan. to April, 1895 ;
acting Official Assignee of Deeds,
Singapore, June, 1896 ; Inspector of
Prisons, Straits Settlements, Mar.,
1897 ; senior District Officer, Pro-
vince Wellesley, April, 1897 ; act-
ing Resident Councillor, Malacca,
April to Sept., 1900-1903 ; Captain in
Singapore Volunteer corps, 1902.
Clubs : Sports ; Colonial Institute.
Address : Malacca, Straits Settle-
ments ; Whiteabbey, Co. Antrim,
Ireland.
BLAND, John Otway Percy (SHANG-
HAI), Representative of British and
Chinese Corporation in China, and
Times Correspondent; b. 1862, m.
1889. Educ : Schools abroad and
Trinity College, Dublin. Served
in Chinese Imperial Maritime Cus-
toms, 1883-1896 ; Secretary of Muni-
cipal Council, Shanghai, 1896-1906 ;
Publications : " Lays of Far
Cathay, " " Lays and Relays, ""
" Verse and Worse," etc. Decora-
tions : Chinese Civil Rank (5th.
class). Club*: Thatched House,
Lond. Add rent: Shanghai, China.
BLOCK HUYS, Prof. Edward Joseph:
(TOKYO), Licencie en sciences
commercials, Professor in the
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Tokyo Higher Commercial College ;
I. Dec. 1862 in Belgium ; m. Minnie,
(L of late Captain Ahvorth Gordon
Bruce, B.I.S. Educ. : Royal
Atheneum and Higher Commercial
Institute, Antweip, Belgium.
Publications : "Lectures on Com-
mercial Geography," 1900, and
various magazine articles. Decora-
tions ': Sacred Treasure, 4th class;
Rising Sun, 5th class. Club :
Tokyo. Address: 15 Omote San-
chome, Akasaka, Tokyo, Japan.
BLUKT, Edward Thomas Joseph
(SHANGHAI), F.F.A., A.I. A., F.S.S. ;
Actuary, and Secretary Standard
Life Assurance Co. ; b. June 28,
1868; }«., April, 1899, Fanny
Macdonell Stott, y.d. of Captain
Gibson Stott, late of 92nd. Goidon
Highlanders. Educ. : Stonyhurst.
Actuary authorised by H.M. Trea-
sury to certify Annuity Tables ;
Secretary of the Far Eastein
Branch, f"t;i:dard Life Assurance
Co., since 1900. Address: 2, French
Bund, Shanghai, China.
PLUKT, Major Charles Jasper
(SINGAPORE), Chief Ordnance Of-
ficer, Aimy Ordnance Department"
6. April 26, 1866, at King William's
Town, South Africa; e.s. of Colonel
F. C. Blunt, late Aimy Service
Coips, of Ryde, I.W., and g.s. of
S;unuel Jasper Blunt, of the
Colonial Office : widower. Educ. :
Dr. ThompKorus School, Jersey;
Royal Military Academy, Wool-
Mich. Entered Royal Artillery
1885; served in India 1885-95;
captain 1896 ; Major 1904 ; Ordnance
Officer, 3rd class 1904; transferred
to Army Ordnance Department
1905;- officer in charge of Danger
Buildings Royal Arsenal Woolwich,
1898-1901 ; served throughout Chitral
campaign, 1895; with relief force
under Sir Robert Low; Chief
Ordnance Officer, Guernsey, 1901-4.
Publications: "Chitral, Mohmand,
and Tirah Campaigns" for "Times
Encyclopaedia Britannica." Recrea-
tions : Outdoor games; photo-
graphy. Decorations : Chitral
medal with clasp. Clubs: Sport,
London. Address: Pearl's Hill,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
EOISRAGON, Capt. A. M. (SHANGHAI),
Superintendent of Police. Address :
Central Police Station, Shanghai,
China.
BOLLES, Jchn Walker (HONGKONG),
Attorney and Manager in South
China, Iiido-China, Annam, etc.,
for the Standard Oil Co. ; b. 1855 in
Brunswick County, Wilmington,
North Carolina, U.S.A. Anived
in Hongkong, 1895. Club: Hoi g-
kong. Address: Robinson Road,
Hongkong.
BOLDERO, Capt A. H. (SINGAPORE),
Harbour Master. Retired Royal
Navy ; Deputy Master Attendant^
Marine Depaitment, Singapore,
May, 1896 ; acting Master Attend-
ant, Straits Settlements, Dec. to
July, 1897; Feb. to Dec., 1901, and
from Aug., 1902 ; Master Attendant,
Stiaits Settlements, Dec., 1902.
Address : Singe pore, Straits Settle-
ments.
BONAR, Henry Alfred Constant
(KOBE), H.B.M. Consul; b. June,
Bon
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1906-7.
1831; 2nd s. of Henry Bonar, of
Paris. Educ.: Private tutor. Ap-
pointed Student Interpreter in
Japan, March 30, 1883; acting
Consul at Nagasaki, 1832 and 1883 ;
at Hiogo, 1885 ; 1st class Assistant,
1885 ; assistant Japanese Secretary,
Tokyo, Sept. 20, 1839 ; acting Consul
at Hakodate, frjm June, 1838, to
Sept., 1839; reverted to rank of
1st Assistant, April, 1891; acting
Consul at Hioga, 1891 and 1892;
called to Bar at Middle Temple ,
June 6, 1891 ; acting Registrar to
Court for Japan, from O^t., 1895,
to M.xrch, 1896; promoted Consul
at Hakodate and Niigata, Feb. 4,
1896; transferred to Tainan (For-
mosa), August 21, 1895; to Tamsui,
Dec. 28, 1893; to Yokohama, as
Consul for Consular District of
Kanagawa and City of Tokyo, and
also appointed assistant Judge of
H. M. Court for Japan, August 4,
1898 ; acting Judge, Yokohama, Feb.
to May, 1900; employed on special
service in connection with prepara-
tion of the case and counter case
of British, French, and German
Governments in Japan Perpetual
Leases Arbitration before Hague
Tribunal from Oct., 1902, until Jan.,
1904; prepared case of the three
Foreign Governments at Tokyo,
and proceeded to Europe and
attended meeting of British,
French, and German representa-
tives for revision of case, held in
Paris in Aug. andfSept., 1903, being
further employed in connection
with preparation of the counter
case until Jan. 15, 1894 ; transferred
to Kobe, May 21, 1903. Publica-
tions : Articles in Asiatic Societies
Publications. Club: St. James'.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Kobe,
Japan.
BONDFIELD, Rev. George Hanry
(SHANGHAI), Agent British and
Foreign Bible Society ; b. June 24,
1855; m. Nov. 13, 1885. Ednc. :
Spring Hill College, Birmingham ;
Mansfield College, Oxon. Was Lon-
don Mission Society's Missionary
at Amoy, 1883-87 ; at Hongkong (also
pastor of Union Church), 1887-94 ;
appointed agent for China of
British and Foreign Bible Society,
1895. Address : British and Foreign
Bible Society Offices, Shanghai,
China,
BONE, Kev. C. (HONGKONG), Wesleyan
Minister; b. Feb. 1, 1853. After
preparation for the Ministry,
was sent to China, South, by
the Conference in 1880 ; reached
Hongkong, Dec. 14 ; gave 16 years
to Mission work, in the Canton
Province mostly in vernacular
preaching ; spent seven years in
Hongkong as Chaplain to Wesley-
ans in the Army, a»d Chaplain to
Wesleyans and Presbyterians in
the Navy ; was responsible for the
building and furnishing of the
. Sailors and Soldiers' Home at
Arsenal Street, opened in Feb.,
1901. Publications : Has written a
Commentary on Revelations in
Chinese in 2 volumes. Address: 2
Morrison Hill, Hongkong.
BONNAR, John Wnyta Cooper (HONG-
KONG), Merchant ; assistant Messrs.
Gibb, Livingston and Co. ; b. 1871 ;
m. 1905. Club : Hongkong. Address:
Hongkong.
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 19C6-7.
BOU
BONNETIAN, Emile Louis Victor
(SAIGON), Chief of Secretarial
Burer.u ; Resident ; Administrator
2nd class ; b. May 29, 1860. Joined
Ind>China Civil Service, May 21,
1886 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1891 •; Administrator, 3rd class,
Jan. 1, 1895; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1904. Address : Saigon,
Cochin-China.
BOOTH, Robert Henry-Gore (SHANG-
HAI), Broker ; b. Dec. 16, 1838 ; 2nd
heir to Baronetcy, Gore-Booth,
Ireland, cr. 1760. Edue. : Private
tutor, and at various schools.
Saw active service as Cavalry
Volunteer during Taiping Rebellion,
1862. Clubs : Shanghai ; Race ;
C ountry. Address : Shanghai Club,
Shanghai, China.
BOOTH, William Claude (CHEFOO),
Principal of Temple Hill English
School ; b. Jan. 4, 1878 ; in. Nov. 30,
1935. Educ. : Northwestern Univer-
sity, Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A. Ad-
dress: Chefoo, North China.
BOS, Antoine (CAN-THO), Resident;
Administrator, 1st class ; &. June
26, 1855. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Oct. 17, 1883 ; Administra-
tor, 4th class, Feb. 2, 1889 ; Admin-
istrator, 3rd class, Oct. 8, 1891 ;
Administrator, 2nd class, Sept. 1,
1898 ; Administrator, 1st class, July
19, 1903. Address: Can-tho, Pro-
vince of Can-tho, Cochin-China.
BOUCHE, Frederic (HANOI), Avocat
G6n£ral Administration de la
Justice ; b. July 24, 1857. Arrived
Indo-China, Oct. 17, 1880; Avocat
Ge'ne'ral, Juillet 16, 1903. Decora-
tion: Officier d'Acade"mie. Address:
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
BOUGUIE, General Raoul L. (HANOI),
Commandant 1st Division Infan-
terie. Decoration : Chevalier de la
Le'gion d'Honneur. Address : Army
Headquarters, Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-Chiua.
BOULTON, James Fettas (HONG-
KONG), A.M. I.C. E. ; Executive En-
gineer, Public Works Department;
b. Feb. 17, 1859. Appointed, April,
1839 ; practically in charge of Praya
Reclamation Works from Jan. 1,
1898, until completion ; acting
Assistant Director of Public Works
from 1902 to 1905. Club : Hongkong.
A ddress : Public Works Department,
Hongkong.
BOURCIER-SAINT-CHAFFRAY, (see :
CHAFFRAY, JEAN EDOUARD BOUR-
CIER-SAINT-).
BOURNE, Frederick Samuel Augus-
tus (SHANGHAI), Assistant Judge
of H.B.M. Supreme Court for China
and Corea, and H.M. Consul,
Shanghai; b. Oct. 3,1854, s. of late
Rev. S. W. Bourne, B.A., Queens'
College, Cambridge, Rector of Win-
farthing, Norfolk, and Mary Caro-
line, d. of late Henry Cassin, M.D.;
m. 1889, Isabel Alice, y. d. of the
Rev. John Chalmers, LL.D. Educ.:
St. Edmund's School, Canterbury.
Clerk, War Office, 1873; China
Consular Service, 1876 ; employed
on special service, 1885-86, explor-
ing country bordering on Tonkin ;
received the thanks of the President
of the United States for services
rendered at Chung-king in 1886;
Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1800; H.M.
Bow
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Yice-eor.sul, Canton, 1893 ; Consul
in charge of the Blackburn Com-
mercial Mission, 1896-97,. subse-
quently appointed Assistant Judge
H. B. M. Supreme Court for China
and Corea, and Judge of High
Court at Wei-hai-wei, which posi-
tion .still holds. Address: Shang-
hai, China; Southborough, Tun-
bridge Wells, England.
BOWEN, Charles David (ULU SELAN-
GOR), F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. Oct. 6,
1862. Joined Civil Service, 1886;
Junior Officer, Perak, Oct., 1886 ; as-
sistant District Magistrate, Batang
Padang, Jan. 1888 ; acting Collector
of Land Revenue and Magistrate,
Selama, Mar., 1889; assistant Dis-
trict Magistrate, Selama, Feb., 1890;
acting assistant Magistrate, Go-
peng, July, 1891 ; District Officer,
Port Dickson, Mar., 1896; District
Officer, Klang, and Indian Immigra-
tion Agent, Nov., 1899 ; acting Dis-
trict Officer, Ulu Selangor, Jan.,
1900 ; District Officer, Ulu Selangor,
Jan., 1903; Collector of Land Re-
venue,Kuala Lumpur, and Registrar
of Titles, Selangor, and acting Dis-
trict Officer, Ulu Selangor, July
1903 ; District Officer, ditto, 1904.
Address: Ulu Selangor, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
BOWEN, Lambert (UPPEJI PEKAK)»
F.M.S. Civil. Service ; fc. Dec. 13,
1870. Appointed Assistant Engi-
neer, Public Works Department,
Perak, 1901 ; Assistant Engineer, Up-
per Perak. Address : Upper Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BOWER, Captain William Mcntagu
Lance (PENANG), Superintendent
of Police ; b. June 28, 1878. Captain
4th Battalion Liverpool Regiment,
1902 ; assumed duties as Assistant
Supeiintendent of Police in Pe-
nang, 1903; J.P.; visiting justice.
Address: Penang, Straits Settle-
ments.
BOWRA, Cecil A. V. (AMOY), Com-
missioner of Customs ; b. 1869 ;
m. 1896. Educ. : St. Paul's School,
London; Bariister-at-Law. Joined
Chinese Impeiial Maritime Cus-
toms Service in Oct., 1886 ; appoint-
ed acting Commissioner at New-
chwang, June, 1899 ; promoted to
Commissioner atNewchwang, Mar.
17, 1903, subsequently proceeding to
Amoy in same capacity. Decora-
tions : Double Dragon, 3rd divi.-ion,
1st class ; China Medal, 19CO. Club :
Royal Societies (London). Address :
Amoy, China.
BOWLEY, Francis Eulmer Lycn.
(HONGKONG), Solicitor and Notary
Public ; b. Bristol, England, Jan. '24,
1868. Educ. : Bristol Grammar
School. Admitted as solicitor, Lon-
don, 1890 ; Hongkong, 1893 ; appoint-
ed Crown Solicitor, 1900 ; Secretary,
Librarian and Curator City Hall,
1900-5 ; resigned 19C6. Club : Hong-
kong. Address: Supreme Court,
Hongkong.
BOYCE KI3P, John (TIENTSIN), Agent
for Jardine, Matheson and Co. : b.
1864 at Hongkong and Registered
British subject ; s. of late A. W. P.
Kup, Consul for Netherlands, and
Jane Mary, e. d. of Major-General
Morton; in. 1896. Educ. : Whitgift
College, Croydon, and at Paiis.
Attached to Lord Chailes Beres-
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Bre
ford's Special Mission to China
1898 ; participated in siege and
defence of Tientsin when was Com-
mandant of local volunteer force;
afterwards attached to General Sir
Alfred Gaselee's Staff as Guide and
Interpreter for the relief of Peking,
1900 ; attached 9th Lancers 1896, and
7th Hussars 1901, at Aldershot ;
obtained Mounted Infantry certifi-
cate, Aldershot, 1902. Decoration :
China Medal 1900, with clasp Relief
of Peking (mentioned in desr
patches). Address : Pekirg, Noith
China.
BO\D, W. Porter (SHANGHAI), Vice
and Deputy Consul General for
U.S.A. Clubs : Race, Golf, Gun,
etc., Shanghai. Address; Ameri-
can Consulate General, Shanghai,
China.
BOYER, Mcurice Marius (SAIGON),
President du Tiibunal de Ire In-
stance; b. Fev. 17, 1853. Entree
1'Administration de la Justice, Sept.
21, 1888 ; President, Janv. 15, 1904.
Address: Saigon, Cochin-China.
BRADDEL, Robert Wallace Glen Lee
(SINGAPORE), Barrister-at Law ; b.
March 6, 1859; ?«. Nov. 21, 1883
Mary Lawrence, 4th d. of Rev. T.
Smith of Brailes, Warwickshire.
Eihic.: Brighton College ; Worces-
ter College, Oxford. Has practised
at Straits' Bar since Dec., 1882.
Address: " Woodleigh," Sirangoon
Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
BRADDON, Dr. William Leonard
(SEREMBAN), M.B., B.S., Lond.,
F.R.C.S., Eng. ; State Surgeon ;
b. May 29, 1862; »i. Oct. 13, 1897,
Marion, 3rd (7. of late H. C. Philpott.
Educ. : Reading School ; Owen's
College ; Guy's Hospital ; Gold
Medallist and Scholar, London
University; Gold Medallist, Guy's-
Hospital. In Burmah 1888; joined
Selangor service, Dec., 1888 ; State
Surgeon, Negri Sembilan, since 1891 ..
Publications: "The Haomody-
namics of Cerebral Haemorrhage,'
in "Lancet" 1885; "The Mycoid
Body in Remittent Fevers," in
" Indian Medical Gazette," 1903 ;
" The Cause and Prevention of
Beri-beri," 1906. Club: The Golfers.
Address: Serein ban, Negii Sem-
bilan, Federated Malay States.
BRADY, Herbert Francis (Foocnow)
H.B.M. Consul. Appointed Stu-
dent Interpreter in China, March,
1876 ; acting Consul at Kiukiang,
1880 to 1881 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Whampoa, 1886 and 1887 ; discharged
duties of Accountant to Legation
1887, 1888, 1889 and 1891; promo-
ted 1st Assistant, Oct. 1, 1891 ;
assistant Chinese Secretary, 1892 ;
acting Consul at Ichaug, 1894 to
1895 ; acting Consul at Kiukiang,.
1895 to 1896 ; at Chinkiang, Aug. to
Nov., 1896 ; at Wuhu from Dec., 1896-
to Jan. 1897 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Shanghai, 1897 ; promoted Consul
at Samshui, Sept. 27, 1897 ; trans-
ferred to Chungking, Nov. 21, 1900 ;
to Chefoo, July 1, 1901; acting
Consul-General at Hankow, 1901 ;
Consulate, Foochow, 19C6. Address :
H.B.M. Consulate, Foochow,
China.
BREDON, Sir Robert Edward (PEK-
ING), K.C.M.G. ; M.A., M.B., M.Ch. ;
Deputy Inspector General, Chinese
27
JBre
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Customs ; b. Feb. 4, 1846: m. Sept. 3,
1879. Educ.: Private School ; Royal
School, Dungannon, Ireland ; Tri-
nity College, Dublin ; Graduated
University of Dublin. Competed for
Medical appointment in H.M's Ser-
vice and obtained 1st. place ; ap-
pointed Assistant Surgeon, 97th.
Regiment (now Royal West Kent
Regiment) 1867 ; retired 1873, being
then in West Indies ; joined Chinese
Imperial Maritime Customs as
Chief Secretary, Inspectorate Gen-
eral, 1873: Commissioner, Chefoo,
1875 ; Mingpo, 1875 ; Canton, 1876,
Peking (Chief Secretary), 1877 ; in
chargelnepectorateGeneral, 1877-78;
P eking (Chief Secretary), 1878; Com-
missioner, Hankow, 188C; Shanghai,
1890 ; Peking (Chief Secretary), 1893;
Commissoner, Hankow, 18C6 ; Com-
missioner, Canton, 1896 ; retired
and rejoined, 1897 ; Deputy Inspector
General, Peking, 1897 ; Shanghai
1900 ; Peking, 1904; was present with
family in British Legation, Peking,
duiing siege and bombardment,
1900 ; attached, 1902-04 to Chinese
Commisson for revision of British
and other Commercial Treaties.
Decorations: Officer of Legion of
Ho nour (France); Commander order
of Olaf (Xoiway) ; 2nd class Sacred
Treasure (Japan) ; K.C.M.G. (Great
Britain) : 2nd Division 2nd class
Double Dragon (China) , 2nd class
Crown of Prussia, with star ;
China Medal with Defence of Lega-
tions clasp. Publications : Various
papers in Customs publications on
Chinese railway and financial ques-
tions, including some in Chinese.
Clubs: Shanghai Country; Shang-
hai; Race, Shanghai ; Peking ;
Junior United Service, London.
Address: Inspectorate General of
Customs, Peking, China.
BRESLAND, Charles William (BA-
TANG PATANG), B.A. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service; b. April 10,1878. Educ.:
Dublin University. Appointed ca-
det, 1901 ; has acted as District
Officer at Kinta and Tapah ;
District Officer at Batang Patang.
Address: Batang Padang, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BREWIN, Hon. Arthur Winbolt
(HONGKONG), Registrar General
and Member, Legislative Council ;
b. June 12, 1967. Educ. : Winchester.
Arrived in Colony, 1888 ; appointed
Justice of the Peace, 1894 ; acting
assistant Registrar-General, 1895;
acting Inspector of Schools, April,
1887 ; appointment confirmed Aug.
1897 ; acting Registrar-General, 1898
to 1899 ; [appointment confirmed,
1901. Club: Hongkong. Address:
Registrar General's Department,
Hongkong.
BREWITT-TAYLOR, Charles Henry
(see : TAYLOR, CHARLES HENRY
BREWITT-).
BREWSTER, Edward John (KINTA),
District Officer ; b. Jan. 24, 1861.
Educ. : Brewood Grammar School ;
Cheltenham. Joined Federated
Malay States Civil Service as
assistant District Officer, Matang,
Perak, 1878 ; acting District Officer,
Krian, 1883-1884 ; ditto, Larut,
1885 ; ditto, Kiuta, 1888 ; District
Officer, Krian, 1889; Magistrate,
Krian, 1889 ; State Commissioner of
Lands ami Registrar of Mines, Jan.,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Bro-
1892 ; acting State Auditor, April,
1893; District Magistrate, Lower
Perak, Aug., 1843. Club : Sports,
London. Address: Kinta, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
BRINKLEY, Captain F. (TOKYO),
Proprietor and Editor of "Japan
Mail," Yokohama; b. 1841. At-
tached to Legation Guards, Tokyo,
J867; resigned from Royal Artillery,
1871, and appointed principal
instructor, Marine Artillery College,
Tokyo ; Prefessor Mathematics at
Imperial Engineering College,
Tokyo ; acquired "Japan Mail,"
1881 ; is Foreign Advisor to Nippon
Yusen Kaisha; Tokyo correspon'
dent of " Times,' Lond. Decoration:
3rd class of the Order of the Sacred
Treasure. Address : 3, Hiro-go
Azabu, Tokyo, Japan.
BROADRICK, Edward George (SINGA-
PORE), President Municipal Com-
mission; ft. July 29, 1864. Educ. :
Sherborne School. Clerk, H. M.
Office of Works, 1884 ; arrived in
Straits Settlements, 1887 ; acting
District Officer, South Province
Wellesley, 1889 ; acting 2nd Magi-
strate, Penang, 1895; District Officer,
Dindings, 1897 ; officer in charge of
Treasury, Malacca, 1897 ; Municipal
Commission, Malacca, 1898 ; Collec-
tor, Land Revenue, Malacca, 1901
Acting Inspector Prisons, Straits
Settlements, 1902 ; President Muni-
cipal Commission, Singapore, since
1904 ; Major Commanding Singa-
pore Volunteer Corps; President
Singapore Cricket Club. Address :
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
BROCKMAN, Edward Lewis (SINGA-
PORE), Assistant Colonial Secre-
tary ; b. June 29, 1865. Cadet, Straits
Settlements, 1886 ; passed in Malay,
1888 ; 3rd Magistrate, Penang, June
1890 ; acting 2nd assistant Colonial
Secretary, Feb. to Oct., 1892 ;
District Officer, Bukit Mertajamr
Mar., 1892; acting Collector of Land
Revenue, Penang, July, 1895 ; 2nd
assistant Colonial Secretary, June
1896 ; also acting Collector of Land
Revenue, Singapore, June, 1896 ;
acting assistant Colonial Secretary
and Clerk of Council, Aug., 1897 *
Collector of Land Revenue, Malac-
ca, 1898 ; acting 1st Magistrate
Singapore, Feb. 1899 ; Commission-
er, Court of Requests, Singapore,
Aug., 1902 ; assistant Colonial
Secretary and Clerk of Councils,
Sept. 1903 ; acted as Deputy Gover-
nor in April, 1906. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
BROKAW, Rev. Harvey (KIKE), B.A.,
Clergyman and Missionary ; b,
April 20, 1869, at Middlebush, New-
Jersey, U.S.A.; s. of Peter S. Brokaw
aml Adaline Brokaw ; »». 1893r
Olivia Brokaw. Educ. : Park Col-
lege, Parkville, Mo., U.S.A. ; Wes-
tern Theological Seminary. Ar-
rived as Missionary in Japan, Sept.r
1896 ; Missionary at Kanazawa,
1896-99 ; Hiroshima, 1899-1905 ; Kure,
1905 to date. Publications : Editor
" The Gospel Message," 1892-94.
Address: 77, Sanjo Dori, 3 Chomer
Kure, Japan.
BRONI, S. (HANOI), Secretary General
of Indo-China. Decorations : Of-
ficier of Legion d'Honneur. Ad-
dress : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
BROOKE, H. H. Sir Charles Johnson,
(SARAWAK), G.C.M.G.; 2nd Rajah of
Bro
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Sarawak; b. 1829; m. Margaret, rf.
of Clayton de Windt, of Blunsden
Hall, Wilts. Joined H. M. Navy
1840 ; resigned Commission 1851 ;
served in Sarawak under his uncle,
late Rajah Sir James Brooke until
1868, when he succeeded him as 2nd
Rajah. Recreations : Hunting ; Rea-
ding. Address: The Palace, Sara-
wak ; Roxbourne House, Malmes-
bury, Wilts ; Villa Raffo, Bogliasco,
near Genoa, Italy.
BROOKE, Dr. Gilbert E. (SINGAPORE),
M.A., L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Edin-
burgh), L.E.P.S., Glasgow ; Health
Officer. Ednc. : Pern. College, Cam-
bridge ; London Hospital; B.A.,
1891; M.A., 1901; Fellow of Royal
Institute of Public Health ; Fellow
Medical Society, London ; Fellow
Royal Geographical Society. Late
Surgeon Allen Line and Furness
s.s. Co. ; Government Medical Of-
ficer and Medical Officer of Health,
Oockburn Harbour, Turks and
Caicos Islands ; acting Government
Medical Officer and Medical Officer
of Health Turk's Island, Aug., 1899 ;
J.P. for the Colony, June, 1899;
acting assistant Commissioner,
Cockburn Harbour, Dec., 1899-May,
1900 ; District Commissioner, Caicos
Islands, June, 1901 ; Health Officer,
Singapore, Jan. 31, 1902. Address:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
BROU, Noce Pierre (HANOI), Inspec-
teur General des Postes et des
Telegraphes; b. Juin 24, 1841.
Entree 1'administration, Juin 1,
1864 ; Inspecteur, Dec. 1, 1903.
Decoration : Officier de la Legion
• d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-Cliinx.
BROWN, Alfred Vanhouse (PKXANG),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. Oct. 29,
1873. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School ; Queen's College, Oxford.
Obtained Eastern Cadetship at
open competition in 1896, and
appointed to Perak; Indian Im-
migration Agent, Perak, Jan. 1,
19CO ; Principal Assistant Super-
intendent of Immigrants, Federated
Malay States, Jan. 1, 1905. Club :
Sports, London. Address : Penang,
Straits Settlements.
BROWN, David Alexander Murray
(PENANG), Accountant ; b. Dec. 12,
1871 ; m. Feb. 25, 1901. Educ. : Har-
. row, Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
General Manager "Pinang Gazette"
Press. Recreations: Horse-racing.
Clubs : M.C.C. ; Queen's. Address :
Marble Hall, Penang, Straits Set-
tlements.
BROWN, David E. (HONGKONG),
General Agent for China, Japan,
India, etc., Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Co. ; b. March 20, 1855, at Owen
Sound, Canada. Entered railway
service with Great Western Railway
of Canada, May, 1875, as freight and
ticket clerk and telegraph opera-
tor; with Northern and North
Western Railway of Canada as
agent at Alliston, Barrie and
Orillia, relieving agent, travelling
auditor, cashier and spec, travelling
agent, 1879-1883; since 1883 with
Canadian Pacific Railway Co. ;
freight agent, Winnipeg, Manitoba,
for three years ; appointed District
Freight and Passenger agent for
Pacific Division, Sept., 1886; pro-
moted Assistant General Freight
and Passenger agent, Western
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
jind Pacific Divisions, in charge of
Railway and Pacific Steamship
traffic, May, 1889; transferred to
Hongkong to take charge of Co.'s
Pacific Steamships and traffic of
China, Japan, India, Australia, and
intermediate territory, June 1, 1893.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Hong-
kong.
BROWN, Dr. James Edward Myles
(GOPEN), M.B., Ch.B., Edinburgh ;
District Surgeon ; b. Aug. 9, 1874.
Served in South Africa with R.A.M.
Coi'ps, 1900 ; appointed District
Officer, Gopeng, 1904. Address :
Gopeng, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
BROWN, John McLeavy, C.M.G.,
LL.D., ex-Head of Customs and
Controller of Finance, Corea.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, 1861 ; assistant Chinese
Secretary, 1864 ; in charge of Lega-
tion, 18b7 ; Secretary to Chinese
Mission to Europe, 1868 ; Acting
Chinese Secretary at Peking,
1871-1872 ; resigned, 1872 ; appointed
Commissioner in Chinese Customs,
later appointed Commissioner
General of Customs, Corea ; resign-
ed 1905 ; and went on tour abroad,
April, 1906. Decoration: Order of
the Sabred Treasure (Japan).
BROWN, Rev. Frederick (TIENTSIN),
F.R.G.S., Missionary; b. Jan. 25,
1860 ; m. April 27, 1886. Educ. :
Cliff College, Derbyshire ; Harley
Collega, London. Arrived in China
as a missionary in 1882, and was
stationad at Chefoo for two years,
then for three years in Peking;
moved to Tientsin taking charge of
the Intermediate School for Chinese
Boys for the Methodist Episcopal
Mission; in 1894 gave evidence to
Royal Commission on opium ; in
1900, during Boxer uprising, escaped
from Peking on June 4, the last to
get out; was at Peitaiho when all
were rescued by H. M. Gunboat
" Humber " ; returned to Tientsin
when city was taken by the Allies
after severe fighting ; was commis-
sioned by General Sir Alfred
Gaselee to search absconding Vice-
roy's (Yu-Lu) documents for evi-
dence on Boxer outrage ; evi-
dence found was conclusive that
Viceroy was head of Boxer Society
for district ; on the march to relief
of Peking was taken on General
Gaselee's Staff as Intelligence Of-
ficer and Guide; through local
knowledge British Force was first
to reach Peking and relieve the
Legations ; for his services received
Medal and "Relief of Peking"
Clasp, and special letters of thanks
from Major Parsons, Commanding
at Peitaiho, and General Gaselee,
Commanding the China Expedi-
tionary Force ; is at present Presi-
dent Tientsin Temperance Society ;
Vice-President China Opium Lea-
gue ; Principal Intermediate School
for Chinese boys ; Chaplain to
British Garrison. Publications:
From Tientsin to Peking with the
Allies. Address: Methodist Epis-
copal Mission, Tientsin.
BROWN, Rev. Henry John Benham
(see: BEXHAM-BROWN.)
BROWNE, Frank (HOXGKOXG), Ph.C.,
F.C.S., J.P. ; Government Analyst;
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Bru
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6. Jan. 10, 1866. Prior to arrival in
Hongkong was a demonstrator in
the laboratories of the Pharmaceu-
tical Society ; medallist in Chem-
istry ; appointed to Hongkong, 1893 ;
selected, 1894, to undertake special
work in connection with the sup-
pression of plague, for which re-
ceived letter of thanks and medal
from the community of Hongkong ;
for similar sen-ices in 1899-1901 re-
ceived letters of thanks from Hong-
kong Sanitary Board ; in 1898 ap-
pointed secretary to the Hongkong
Liquor Commission ; president of
the Hongkong Football Club ; exa-
mined referee, London Football
Association. Publications : Several
scientific papers. Club : Hongkong.
Address : Government Civil Hos-
pital, Hongkong.
BRUTTON, George Kingston Hall
(HONGKONG), Solicitor ; b. 1866 ;
2nd s. of Joseph Brutton, of Yeovil,
Somersetshire, and Parkholme,
Eastbourne ; iti. Maiie Louise, e. d.
of Thomas Hart, F.S.A., Polbrean,
The Lizard, Cornwall ; one child,
Margaretta (Meta) Hall. Educ. :
Sherburne School ; 1st XI. and 1st
XV. Admitted to Bar, 1891. Clubs :
Hongkong, Shanghai Country.
Address: The Castle, Hongkong;
Parkholme, Eastbourne, England.
BRYANT, Alfred Thomas (SINGA-
PORE), Straits Settlements Civil
Service ; b. 1861. Appointed cadet,
Oct. 2, 1883; District Officer,
Merlinan, May 13, 1887; District
Officer, Dindings, June 1, 1890; act-
ing 1st Magistrate, Penang, Aug. 23,
1895; confirmed, Aug. 24, 1898.
Club: Sports. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BRYSON, Mrs. Thomas (TIENTSIN),
Missionary; b. Dec., 1851 ; tn. July,
1875, to Rev. Thomas Biyson, of
L.M.S., Wuchang, Central China.
Arrived in China, 1875, and went
to Wuchang; removed to Tientsin,
1885. Publications: Serial story in
Children's Treasury, 1875 ; " Child
Life in Chinese Homes," 18£5 :
" Life of John Kenneth Mackenzie"
1889; "Roberts of Tient&in," 18C.r> ;
" The Story of James Gilman,"
1893; " Cross and Crown, stories of
the Chinese Martyrs" ; "The Land
of the Pigtail," 1905. Address:
London Mission, Tientsin, North
China.
BUCHANAN, Charles Sumner (SINGA-
PORE), B.A.; Missionary ; b. July 28r
1869; m. Oct. £0, 1897, Emily Early.
Educ.: Ohio iWesleyan University,
Delaware, U.S.A. Teacher in Anglo-
Chinese School, Singapore, 1896-
1902; Piincipal of Arglo-Chinese
School, 190S-C4; Missionary to the
Malays since 1905. Address :
Methodist Episcopal Mission,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
BUNBURY, Rev. George Alexander
(HONGKONG), M.A., Clergyman ; b.
June 10, 1870. Educ. : Bath ; Oriel
College, Oxford ; 2nd class class-ic.il
mods., 1890; 2nd class Lit. Hum.,
1893. Ordained 1895 ; Curate of Hob-
Trinity, Oxford, 1895-98 ; C.M.S.
Missionary from 1898 ; Sub. Warden
of St. Paul's College, Hongkong
since 1901. Address: 2, College
Gardens, Hongkong.
BURDON, Rt. Rev. John Shaw
(SHANGHAI), D.D. ; Ordained, 1852 ;
Missionary in China 1853-74 ;
chaplain to Legation, Peking,
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Bus
1865-72 ; Bishop of Victoiia, 1874-95 ;
widower. Publications: Translated
JCew lestament and Common
Prayer Book into Chinese. Address:
English Church Mission, Shanghai.
BURGESS, Harry A stall (PORT DICK-
SON), F.M.S. Civil Service; b. July
13, 1871. Joined service 1894, in
Demarcation office, Kinta; acting
assistant District Magistrate, Tan-
Jong Malim, 1895; acting assistant
Collector of Land Revenue,
Matang, 1896; acting Collector of
Land Revenue, Kuala Kangsar,
1897 ; acting assistant District
Magistrate, Tpoh, 1899 ; acting
Secretary to Resident, acting
Registrar of Courts, Laiut, June,
1900; acting Distiict Magistrate,
Upper Perak, Jan., 1902; Distiict
Officer, Temerlok, Pahang, 1903 ;
acting District Officer, Port Dick-
son, 1904. Address: Port Dickson,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
BURGESS, Percival James {SINGA-
PORE), M.A., F.M.S., Government
Analyst and Science Lecturer ; b.
July 5, 1873. Etfuc. : Cambridge.
Has held present position since
1900 ; Manager Malacca Rubber
Plantation. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
BURN-MURDOCK, AlfredMaule
(KUALA LUMPUU), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. July 7, 1S68. In
Forest Department, Burma ; Chief
ForesJ Officer, F.M.S., 1901 ; Con-
servator of Forests, 1903. A ddress :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federat-
ed Malay States.
BURNSIDE, Edmund (KUALA LLM.
Pt u), F.M.S. Civil Service; b. Oct.
13, 1873. Private Secretary to
Chief Justice, Ceylon, 1883; joined
F.M.S. Civil Service, 1888 ; assistant
Magistrate at Kinta, and acting as-
sistant Collector of Land Revenue,
Larut, 1890; acting assistant Sec-
retary to Government, 1890; 2nd
assistant Secretary to Government
and Clerk of Councils, 1891 ; acting
Magistrate, Larut, 1893; Collector
of Land Revenue, and assistant
District Magistrate, Lower Perak,
1894; Collector of Land Revenue,
Lower Perak, 1895; acting District
Treasurer, Lower Perak, 1896 ;
acting Distiict Magistrate, Ma-
tang, 1898; Distiict Officer, Ulu
Langat, 1903; Collector of Land
Revenue and Registrar of Titles,
Kuala Lumpur, 1904; Secretary
to Resident, Selangor, Dec., 1904.
Addrew: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.
Federated Malay States.
BUSH, Harry A. (XEWCHWANO\ Mer-
chant ; b. Shanghai, Apiil 5, 1865 ;
m. Maud Frances McGlew, of
Brooklyn, 1895. Educ. : Bognor
College, Forest School, Chelten-
ham, England. Was educated for
Army ; resigned Army in Apiil, 1881,
to join firm established by father
at Newch wang in 1860 ; entered
firm as shipping clerk, and taken
into partnership in 1883 ; now
senior partner ; holder of consider-
able mining concessions in Man-
churia ; is strenuous upholder of
British interests, and has done
much to assist Britishers in
Manchuria and North China ; was
of great assistance to Japanese in
recent war, and has been decorated
,by Japanese Emperor; was awarded
But
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gold medals by Field Marshal
Oyama and Birou Kodamx for
services to Japanese at New-
chwang ; witnessed engagements in
vicinity of Newchwang. Club :
Newchwaug. Address: Newchwang,
M.uichuria, China.
BUTLER, Dobree (SEREMBAN), F.M.S.
Civil Service ; &. O^t. 23, 1S77 ; Sub-
Assistant Engineer Riilway Con-
struction Djpirtmant, Perak, 1833 ;
acting Commissioner of Police at
T.iiping an:l Salangar; acting as-
sistant Commissioner of Police,
Negri Sembilan ; acting Super-
intendent of Prisons, Seremban,
1904. Address: Seremban, Negri
Sembilan, Federate.! Malay States.
BYRNE, Harold Edward (KUALA
LUMPUR) F.M.S. Civil Sevice ; b. Oct.
14, 1878. Assistant Surveyor Trigo-
nometrical Survey, Perak, 1931 ;
assistant to Director, P.W.D.,Kuala
Lumpur, 1908. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
CAILLARD, Gaston Felix (KOMPONG-
CHANG) Resident ; Administrator,
2nd class ; b. June 2, 1866. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Jan. 1,
1893; Administrator, 4th class,
.Sept. 1, 1898; Administrator, 3rd
class, Feb. 7, 1901 ; Administrator,
2nd class, Jan. 1, 1904. Decoration:
Officier de 1'Instruction Publique.
Address: Kompong-Chang, province
of Kompong-Chang, Cambodge,
Indo-China.
CAIffADAN, 0. (SHANGHAI), Lawyer;
b. March 19, 1877. Educ. : France.
Club: Fran cats, Shanghai. Ad-
•irex* : S, Museum Road, Shanghai,
China.
CALDWELL, George A. (HONGKONG),
Accountant; b. Sept. 2, 1880, at
Hongkong. Educ. : Mannamead,
Plymouth. Returned to Hongkong
in 1878 ; joined Government Ser-
vice as assistant master in Govern-
ment Central School (now
Queen's College) ; joined Hongkong
and Whampoa Dock Company as
accountant in 1884. Interested in
all sport and amateur theatricals.
Clubs : Royal Hongkong Yacht,
Jockey, Football, and Cricket,
Victoria Recreation, Corinthian
Yacht, and Amateur Dramatic.
Address: Hongkong.
CALTHROP, Horace Gaorge (HONG-
KONG), Barrister-at-law ; b. June
7, 1853, 2ad s. of tb.3 late R3v.
Gordon Calthrop. EJ,uc. : Felstead
School, and Gonville and Cains
College, Cambridge ; B.A. (Law
Tripos), 1838. Student of the Inner
Temple, Aug., 1888 ; Common Law
Scholarship, Feb., 1890 ; called to
the Bar, June 10, 1891 ; admitted to
practise as barrister and solicitor
in the Gold Coast Colony, March,
1901; admitted to the Hongkong
Bar, Oct., 1904. Club : Hongkong.
Address : 18, Bank Buildings,
Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
CAMERON, Alexander (KOBE), Mer-
chant. Educ. : Grammar School,
Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland;
served apprenticeship in office of
late Donald Grant, solicitor,
Grantown-on-Spey ; came to Japan,
Jan., 1839; established firm of A.
Cameron and Co., Nov., 1893 ; open-
ed a branch at Yokohama, 1904 ;
acquired the export business of A.
Di Atti and Co., 1905; now sole
proprietor of firms : A. Cameron
and Co., and A. Di Atti and Co. ;
President, Kobe St. Andrew's
Society, 1905-6. Club : Kobe. Ad-
dress : Kobe, and " The Firs,"
Shioya, Japan.
Cam
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CAMPAGNOL, Andre Edmond
(HANOI), Conseiller, Cour d'Appel ;
b. March 21, 1859. Entree 1' Admin-
istration de la Justice, Juillet 21,
1887 ; Conseiller Sept. 21, 1904. Ad-
dress : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
CAMPBELL, Archibald (UPPER
PERAK), F.M.S. Civil Service;
&. April 6, 1877. Passed law examin-
ation, 1902 ; cadet at Perak, 1902 ;
acting assistant District Magistrate
and Treasurer, Batang Padang,
Sept., 1903 ; acting Indian Immigra-
tion Agent, June, 1904; 2nd assis-
tant, District Officer, Kiian, 1904-5 ;
assistant District Officer, Upper
Perak, 1906. Address: Upper
Perak, Federated Malay States.
CAMPBELL, Archibald Angus
(SEREMBAN), F.M.S. Civil Service ;
b. Sept. 2, 1873. Attached to
Ordnance Survey, England, 1889;
District Surveyor, Seremban, 1899 ;
Surveyor, 1st grade, 1902. Address :
Seremban, Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
CAMPBELL, Charles William, C.M.G.;
H.B.M. Consul ; b. Oct. 21, 1861 ; m.
1903, Violet Gertrude, y. d. of Mrs.
Coutts, of Wellhouse, Banstead.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, April 7, 1884; Consul at
Chemulpo, Corea, 1888 ; Accountant
at Peking, 1894 to 1896 ; promoted
1st class Assistant, Sept. 27, 1897 ;
Assistant in Chinese Secretary's
Office, Peking, 1896 to 1899; pro-
moted Vice-Consul at Shanghai,
May 13, 1899 ; Mission to Shantung
in connection with murder of mis-
sionary, Jan. to April, 1900; pro-
moted Consul, Wuchow, Feb. 24,
1900; acting Consul and Assistant
Judge, Shanghai, 19CO ; Interpreter
on expedition for relief of Le-
gations, Peking, June, 1900 ; acting
Consul-General, Tientsin, 1900 to-
1901 ; acting Chinese Secretary,
Peking, from 1901 to 1902 ; was act-
ing Consul-General at Canton, 1903-
1904. Address: H.B.M. Legation,
Peking, China.
CAMPBELL, Douglas Graham
(SEREMBAN), F.M.S. Civil Service.
Joined Straits Settlements Civil
Service, 1883 ; was Secretary to-
Resident, 1888 ; District Officer,
Kuala Langat, 1890-; Ula Selangor,
1893 ; District Officer, Klang, 1897 ;
and assistant Indian Immigration
Agent, 1898; Distiict Officer, Ula
Selangor, 1899; Secretary to Re-
sident, 1901 ; Resident of Negri
Sembilan, 1904 ; has acted as Re-
sident on several occasions, and
also as Secretary to Government.
Address: Seremban, Negii Sem-
bilan, Federated Malay States.
CAMPBELL, Rev. W. (TAINAN),
F.R.G.S. ; Senior member, English
Presbyterian Mission, Formosa :.
b. April 17, 1841 ; in. Janet Hervey,
d. of John Alston, of Aldbury
(W. Aus.) and g. d. of J. Alston.
Hon. Treasurer of Glasgow Royal
Asylum for the Blind. Educ. :
Glasgow University and Free-
Church College, Glasgow : arrived in
Formosa, Dec. 10, 1871 ; Life Fellow
R.G.S. ; Member of Royal Asiatic
and Japan Societies, rublicationn :
St. Matthew's Gospel in Sinkang-
Formosan, Dutch and! Knglish.
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Car
•edited from the 1661 version of
R. Graving, 1888 ; Reading-book and
:St. Matthew's Gospel in simplified
Roman letters for blind readers
of the Amoy vernacular, 1888; an
Account of Missionary Success in
Formosa, from London edition of
165J, with copious notes of recent
work in the Island, 1888 ; Reading-
book, and a Translation of the
Sacred Edict, adapted for Blind
Chinese readers in Formosa, from
the dot-system of M. Braille, 1889 ;
the Articles of Christian Instruc-
tion in Favorlang-Formosan, Dutch
and English, with Psalmanazar's
Dialogue between a Japanese and
it Formosan, and Happart's Favor-
lang Vocabulary, 1893; Formosa
under the Dutch, described from
Contemporary Records, with
Explanatory Notes and a Biblio-
graphy of the Island, 1903. Ad-
dress: Tainan, Formosa.
CANDLIN, Rsv. G. T. (TIENTSIN),
Minister and Missionary ; b. April
15, 1853 ; m. Feb. 5, 188J. Chairman
of English Methodist Mission
In China; whilst on furlough in
1901 was elected President by
annual Conference of Methodist
New Connexion Church; returned
to China in 19J3 ; missionary of 28
years' standing; attended Parlia-
ment of Religions in China in 1893
TV special invitation of Dr. Burrows,
and addressed the Parliament on
•' The Relation of Religious Unity
to the Work of Missions"; was
Chairman of Federation Con-
ference held in Peking in 1905; is
Prinicipal of a College for training
native preachers. Publications :
Volume of Missionary Sermons;
" On Service with the King " i
" Chinese Fiction. " Address :
English Methodist Mission, Tient-
sin, China.
CAPEN, Rev. Randall Thomas
(SwATOW), Missionary, American
Baptist Methodist Union ; b, July;
26, 1872, in Mass., U.S.A. Educ. :
Harvard class of 1895 ; Glasgow
Free Church College ; Newton
Centre Theological Institute, U.S.A.
Pastor of 1st Baptist Church,
Belfast, Maine, U.S.A., 1898-1900,
Pastor of 1st Baptist Church,
Mrfdison, Wisconsin, U.S.A., 1901-04;
became Missionary in 1904. Ad-
dress : Swatow, China.
CAPUS, Dr. Bertin (HANOI), Charg<5
de Cours, Ecole de Medecine de
I'lndo-Chine ; Matlacin Priucipa.
de 2e classe des troupes coloniales.
Appointed Feb. 4, 1902. Decoration :
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Inclo-
China.
CARDEW, Cyril Duncan (SEREM BAN),
F.M.S. Civil Service, 6. Sept. 8,
1867. Inspector, 1st Perak Sikhs,
1888 ; assistant Treasurer, Kinta,
July, 1893 ; Financial assistant,
Batang Padang, June, 1894; De-
marcation Officer, Kinta, Dec.,
1895 ; acting assistant Treasurer,
Larut, April, 1895 ; acting Financial
assistant, Krian, Nov., 1893 ; acting
District Treasurer, Lower Perak
May, 1897 ; Financial assistant
Krian, July, 1897; acting District
Treasurer, Kinta, April, 1833; acting
assistant District Magistrate, Tan-
jong Malim, May, 1901; District
Car
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Treasurer, Batang Padang, Jan.,
1902 ; District Treasurer, Kuala
Lipis, Feb., 1902; District Treasurer,
Baub, Jan., 1904 ; acting Treasurer,
Seremban, 1904. Address: Serem-
ban, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
CARIN, Rev. J. W. (UXGKUXG), A.M.,
D.D. ; Minister and Missionary ; b.
April 6, 1850, Louisville, Kentucky,
U.S.A.; m. Alice Brinkley, of
Augusta, Georgia, U.S.A. Ethic. :
Bethel College and Southern
Baptist Theological Seminaiy,
Kentucky. Address : Ungkung, via
, China.
CARLISLE, Tcm Ffennell (BANGKOK),
H.B.M. Consular Service. Appoin-
ted Student Interpreter in Siam,
March 17. 1893 ; acting Consul,
Bangkok, 19C1 ; promoted 1st as-
sistant, Oct. 1, 19C2. Address:
Bangkok, Siam.
CARMICHAEL, H. F. (HONGKONG),
M.I.X.A., M.I.M.A. Consulting En-
gineer. Senior partner, fiim Carmi-
chael ami Clark. Address : Queen's
Building, Hongkong.
CARNEGIE, Hon. Lancelot
Douglas (PEKING), M.V.O. ; Secre-
tary of Legation in H. B. M.
Diplomatic Service ; b. Dec. 26,
1861, 2nd s. of 6th Earl of Southesk ;
m. 1890 Marion, <?. of H. F. Barclay,
of Monkhams, Essex. Educ. :
Eton; Christ church, Oxford. En-
tered H. M. Diplomatic Service,
1887 ; has teen attached to H. M.
Embassies at Madrid, St. Peters-
burg and Berlin. Decoration :
M.V.O., 1901. Clubs: St. James';
Bacheloi s. Addrets :' Eiit:'> h Lega-
tion, Peking,;_China.
CARRINGTON, Rev. John (BANGKOK),
A.M. ; Presbyterian Clergyman ;
Agent and Missionary, American
Bible Society; b. 1840 ; m, Sadie E.
Sartine, of New Jersey, U.S.A.
Educ. : Princeton University
Theological Seminary, Princeton,
New Jersey, U.S.A. Was ordained
to gospel ministry in 18C8; l"roft»uv
of Mathematics, Perrnington Couf.
Seminary, N. J. ; arrived in Bang-
kok as Missionary, Pieshyteriau
Board, 1869; Superintendent of
Boys' School, Bangkok ; Pastor,
Lebanon Presbyterian t Lurch, San
Francisco, Cal., about seAen years ;
returned to Bangkok as Agent and
Missionray of American Bible
Society, 18£0, and still holds that
position; one of translators and
levi^eis of Bible in Siamese
language; member of Council of
Siam Society. Publications : Tian*-
latioi.s into Siim^e. Address;
Bangkok, feiz.m.
CARTER, AitLur Cecil (BANGKOK),
M.A., Oxon. ; Head Master of
Kii:g's College, Bangkok. Educ. :
Paris University; Trinity College,
Oxford ; Tubingen University. Tutor-
to H.R.H. the late Crown Piince
of Siam, l£9C-i,4 ; Head M.-..-ter of
King's College, Bingkok, >ir.ce
1896; Secretary General of Koyal
Siamese Commission for St. Louis
Exhibition, 1CC3. Decoratii « :
Older of Merit, Si? m. Publication :
The Kingdom of Su.nr (rutr.;.n..s).
Club : Biitifch, Bangkok. Add*'**
King's College, Bargkok. Si; m.
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Cau
CARTER, Langham- (see : LANGHAM-
CARTER.)
CARTER, William Leonard (HONG-
KONG), A.M.I.E.E. ; Electrical En-
gineer ; agent and manage!- for the
China and Japan Telephone and
Electric Co. ; b. Shanghai, 1877,
e.s. of W. H. Carter, Merchant;
•m. 1906. Educ. : St. Paul's School
and Cent, Tech. College ; 2nd Lieut.
E. Lancashire Regt. (retired list).
Decoration : S.A. war medal. Club:
Hongkong. Address: 2, Duddell
Street, Hongkong.
CART WRIGHT, Basil Osborn
(BANGKOK), B.A. ; Assistant Master
Suaii Kularp English School ; b.
Jan. 31, 1877. Educ. : St. Peter's
College, Radley ; King's College,
Cambiidge ; B.A. 1899, 1st class
natural science tripos ; exhibi-
tioner of King's College, Cam-
bridge. Publications: "An Elemen-
tary Handbook of the Siamese
Language " ; "A Geography of
Asia" (in Siamese). Club: Bang-
kok. Address: Pak Klong Talut,
Bangkok, Siam.
CARVIL, Thorras G. (PEKING), 1st
class Assistant H.B.M. Consular
Service. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in China, Sept, 4, 1894 ;
acting Vice-Consul at Shanghai,
1899 ; acting Consul at Wenchow,
1899 ; promoted 1st class Assistant,
April, 5. 1902 ; Vice-Consul at
Tientsin, 1902 and . 1903 ; acting
Consul at Nanking 1903. Address :
H.B.M. Legation, Peking, China.
CARY, Prof. Otis (KYOTO), D.D. ;
Minister and Missionary; b. April
20, 1851, at Foxboro, Mass., U.S.A.,
s. of Hon. Otis Sary; m. 1877, Ellen
M. Emerson. Edvc. : Foxboro
High School; Amherst College;
Ardover Theological, te'emiraiy.
Ai rived in Japan as missionary of
American Board, 1878; since 1892
connected with Doshisha Schools
in Kyoto; row Professor of
Homiletics and Practical Sociology
in Doshisha Theological Seminary.
Publications: "The Man Who
Feared God for Naught"; "Japan
and Its Regeneration"; "Virtute
Excei ptal," and numerous transla-
tions into Japanese. Address:
Karasumaru-dori, Kyoto, Japan.
CASE, James Francis (MANILA), Chief
Engineer, Department of Sewer
and Wateiwoiks Construction ;
b. Sept, 22, 1868. Educ. : Wisconsin
University. Captain, Bvt. Major,
U.S.V. ; acting Divisional Engineer
Officer, staff of Major-General
Henry W. Lawton, U.S.A. ; member
American Society Civil Engineers ;
member Western Society of En-
gineers. Club: Army and Navy.
Address : City Hall, Manila, Philip-
pine Islands.
CASSELS, Rt. Rev. William Wtartoa
(PAONING) B.A. ; Bishop of West
China; Educ.: St. John's College,
Cambridge (B.A. 1882). Ordained
1881 ; consecrated Bishop, 1895.
Address : Paoning, Chungking,
Western China.
CAULFEILD, Hen. Francis St. George
(KUALA LUMPUR), I.S.O., M.I.C.E.
Director of Public Woiks, Fede-
rated Malay States; b. Feb. 20,
1852. Assistant Engineer, Brecon
and Merthyr Railway, 1874 ; as-
Cav
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sistant Engineer, Magdalena River
Railways, 1874-75; Resident En-
gineer, Connabe's Quay, 1875; as-
sistant Engineer, Reading Drain-
age, 1876-77 ; assistant Engineer,
Reading Waterworks, 1878 ; Man-
aging Engineer, No. 8 Westminster
Chambers, 1879 ; Superintendent
of Public Works, Surveyor and
Registrar of Mines, Perak, 1879;
.State Engineer, Perak, 1883; Di-
rector of Public Works, 1931 ; con-
structed first waterworks in Malay
Peninsula in 1883 ; first railway in
1886; explore:! upper portion of
Perak River and parts of Siamese
Malay States of Rihman Sai, and
Leggai in 1833 ; commenced Krian
irrigation in 1899; explored and
fixed route for Kuala Pilah-Ben-
tong road, 1932, and for Kuala
Lumpur-Bentong road, 1933 ; com-
pleted surveys for improvement of
Kuantan Harbour, 1933. Clubs :
Royal Societies ; Sports ; St.
George Yacht ; Automobile of
Great Britain and Ireland.
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
CAVENDISH, Alexander (PENAXG),
B.A. ; Straits Settlements Civil
Service; b. 1879. Educ. : Bedford
and Hertford College, Oxford.
Appointed cadet in' Straits Settle-
ments Civil Service in Nov., 1901 ;
acting 3rd Magistrate, Penang,
1932; acting 4th Magistrate, Singa-
pore, May, 1903; acting 3rd
Magistrate, Singapore, Oct., 1903;
acting District Officer, Nibong
Tibal, Jan., 1904; acting Super-
intendent of Education, Penang,
April, 1905. Address : Penang,
Straits Settlements.
CHABRIER, Eugene Charles
(TRAVINH), Resident; Administra-
tor, 2nd class; b. Mar. 9, 1856.
Joined Indo-China Civil Service,
Feb. 28, 1886; Administrator, 4th
class, Jan. 1, 1894; Administrator,
3rd class, Jan. 1, 1899 ; Administra-
tor, 2nd class, July 19, 1903. Ad-
dress : Travinh, province of
Travinh, Cochin-China.
CHAFFRAY, Jean Edouard
Bourcier-Saint- (Qi I-NHON), Re-
sident; Administrator, 2nd class;
b. June 24, 1870. Educ.: Paris;
Oxford University, England. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Feb. 1,
1895 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
6, 1898; Administrator, 3rd class,
May 18, 1899 ; Administrator, 2nd
class, July 19, 1933. Address: Qui-
Nhon, Annam, Indo China.
CHALMERS, Arthur Moris on (TAM-
SUl), H.B.M. Consul. Appointed
Student Interpreter in Japan, July
20, 1832; acting Consul at Yokohama
and assistant acting Judge, 1889;
acting Consul at Nagasaki, 1892,
1893, and 1894; acting Consul at
Hakodate, 1895 and 1896; promot-
ed 1st Assistant, Aug. 8, 1896 ; act-
ing Vice-Consul at Hiogo, June to
Nov., 1896; acting Registrar in
Court at Yokohama, 1897 to 1898 ;
acting Consul at Hakodate, 1899 to
1900 ; promoted Vice-Consul for
Consular District of Hiogo and
Osaka, April 1, 1901 ; acting Consul,
Yokohama, 1900 to 1901; acting
Consul, Kobe, 1902; promoted
Consul for Consular District of
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Chan
Shimonoseki, May 21, 1903 ; trans-
ferred to Tamstii, Dec. 20, 19J4.
Address : H.B.M. Consulate, Tam-
sui, Formosa.
CHVM3AUD, Emil3 Alexis (SAIGON),
Conseiller, Cour d'Appel ; b. Sept.
5, 1855. Entree 1' Administration de
1% Justice, Nov. 8, 1831. Decora-
tion: Officer d'Academie. Ad-
dress: S.iijjn, Inio-China.
CH \MBERLAIS, Basil Hill (TOKYO),
Emeritus Professor of Imperial
University; b. Oct. 18, 1850,
at South-sea: Educ. : French
Lycee, and English private tutor.
Has been connected with Japan
Educational Department for over
twenty years. Publications: "The
Classical Poetry of the Japanese,"
1883; "Translation of the Kojiki,"
1833; A Romanised Japanese Rea-
der, 18S6 ; The Language, Mythology,
and Geographical Nomenclature of
Japan, viewed in the light of Aino
Studies, 1887 ; Luchuan Grammar,
1895 ; " Handbook of Colloquial
Japanese," 3rd edition, 1898;
Practical Introduction to the Stt^y
of Japanese Writing, 1899 ; " Things
Japanese," 5th edition, 1905 ; Mur-
ray's Japan, 3rd and subsequent
editions (in collaboration with
AV. B. Mason), 1891-1933; many
papers in Transactions of Asiatic
Society of Japan, and other learned
societies; and several works in
Japanese. Address : Imperial
University, Tokyo, Japan.
CHYMPEA.UX, G. d3 (HONGKONG),
Manager for Messageries Maritimes
no. Baen in Colony over 21 years.
Club : Hongkong. Address : Queen's
Building 4, H
CHAN TIEN-YU (see : JEME TIKN-YU).
CHANCELLOR, Captain Alexanier
Richard (SINGAPORE), Superinten-
dent, Tanjong Pagar Dock Board
Police ; ft. June 3, 1869. Captain, 4th
Battalion H.L.I. ; 2nd in Com-
mand, Bu-badoes Police, Dec. 4,
1895 ; acting Inspector General,
B:u-badoes Police, May-Nov., 1897,
Nov. 1898 to Feb. 1893, and July-
Sept, 1931; Acting Governor" of
Prison, Birbadoes, June-Dec. 1931;
Adjutant Barbadoes Volunteers,
Jan.-June 1932 ; assistant Superin-
tendent Police, Straits Settlements,
Sept. 22, 1932 ; acting Chief Police
Officer, Malacca, Sept. 16, 1933, to
Oct. 33, 1935 ; seconded as Superin-
tendent Tanjong Pagar Dock Board
Police, Nov. 1, 1935. Address:
Everton House, Neil Bo ad, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
CHANG CHEN-HSUN (PEKING),
Chinese official service ; 6. at Singa-
pore. Managing Director of Yueh-
Han Railway ; Director of Imperial
Stud Court ; appointed commis-
sioner for inspecting commerce in
foreign countries, Oct., 1934.
CHANG CH'ENG-HSUN (Axcnixo),
Secretary, Board of Punishments;
metropolitan graduate of 1877.
Appointed Ch'uan-pei Tao, Sze-
chwan, Feb., 1892; Feng-Ying-Liu-
Ssu Tao., Anching-fu, Anhui, Aug.,
1931.
CHANG CHIH-TUNG, Vicaroy
(CHANGSHA), native of Chihli ;
metropolitan graduate of 1863. Ap-'
pointed Judicial Commissioner,
Kwangtung, Mar., 1865; Financial
Commissioner ; Kiangsu, May, 1868;
Ch'an WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
assistant supervisor of Instruction
1880 ; Governor of Shansi, Jan., 1882;
Governor-General of Two Kwang
Aug., 1884; Governor-General of
Hu Kuang, Aug., 1889 ; officiated as
Governor-General of Liang Kiang,
1894 and 1895 ; consulting member
of Government Council, Apiil, 1901 ;
junior Guardian of the Heir Ap-
parent, Dec., 1901; High Commis-
sioner for Commerce, July, 1902;
officiated as Governor-General of
Liang Kiang, Dec., 1902 ; called to
Peking, June, 1903 ; resumed office
as Governor-General, Hu-Kuang,
Dec., 1903; Viceroy of Liang Hu
(Hunan and Hupeh) 1905-6 ; Head of
Canton-Hankow Railway, and one
of the most influential men in China.
Address : Changsha, Hunan pro-
vince, China.
CH'ANG-CH'UN, Lieut. -General (PE-
KING), native of Mongolia. Ap-
pointed Deputy Lieut.-General,
Hsi-an, Mar., 1885; ditto, Ch'eng-tu
(Szechwan), Jan., 1901 ; Tartar
General, Hsi-an-fu, Shensi, 1902;
ordered to Peking, Feb., 1906.
CH'ANG-EN, Tartar General (HANG-
CHOW), native of Manchuria. Ap-
pointed Lieut.-General, Hangchow,
March, 1891 ; Tartar General, Hang-
chow, June, 1899.
CH'ANG-HENG (Kuxosu), Chinese
Official Service; native of Man-
churia. Appointed Ch'ang-Chen
Tao, Kiangsu, (Taotai at Chin-
kiang), June, 1897.
CHANG HENG-CHIA (PEKIXO), Vice-
Presdt. Board of War ; native of
Fukien; metropolitan graduate of
1883. Appointed Literary Chancel-
lor of Hunan, Sept., 1888; compiler
at the Han-lin ; sub-Director of the
Court of Sacrificial Worship, Aug.,
1899; sub-director Grand Court of
Revision, Jan., 19D1 ; Literary
Chancellor, Chekiang, Jan., 1902;
Chief Director of Peking University,
Feb., 1904; Director of Imperial
Banqueting Court, Feb., 1904;
Junior Vice-President, Board of
War, Jan., 1906.
CHANG HSIANG-T'AI, General
(Fu.MNG), native of Anhui. Ap-
pointed Brigade-General of Fur.ing,
Fukien Province, 1904.
CHANG H3ING CHIH, General
(KrvuAN), native of Shensi. Ap-
pointed Brigade General of
Hsining, Kansu province, Oct.,
1901 ; Commander-in-Chief , Ter-
ritorial Army, Kansu, headquarters
Kuyuan, Jan., 19C6.
CHANG HSUN, General (NING-YI-AN),
native of Kiangsi. Appoint ed Bri-
gade-General of Chien-chang (Xing-
yuan), Szechwan province, 1904.
CHANG JEN-CHUN ( PEKING ), Vice-
Presdt. Ministry of Education ;
native of Chihli ; metropolitan gra-
duate, 1868. Appointed Kuei-Ping-
yen Tao, Kwangsi, Sept, 1889; Judi-
cial Commissioner, Kwangtuiig,.
Dec., 1894. Financial Coir.mitsioneiv
Kwangtung, Jan., 1896 ; ditto,
Shantung, Sept, 1S£8 ; Director of
General Grain Transports, Dec.,.
1900; Governor of Shantung, Nov.,
1901; Governor of Honan, May,
1902; Governor of Kwangtung. Apr.,.
190C. Governor of Sharsi. Oct...
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUXE) 1906-7.
Chan
1905. senior Vice-President Minis-
try.'of Education, Jan., 19C6.
CHANG JEN-FU (PEKING), Vice-
President of Censorate. Appointed
Literary Chancellor, Hupeh, Sept.,
1885 ; Compiler at the Han-lin ;
Tutor at the Imperial Academy,
June, 1892 ; Secretary, Imperial
Supervisorate of Instruction, May,
1890; Sub-Expositor at the Han-
lin, Jan., 1894; Director of the
Court of State Ceremonial, May,
1896 ; Governor of Peking, 1901 :
Acting senior Vice-President of
Censorate, Aug., 1901 ; junior Vice-
President of the Board of War,
Jan., 1902 ; senior Vice-President of
Censorate, Jan., 1902.
CHANG KAO-YUAN, General
{CHUNGKING), native of Anhui.
Appointed Brigade-General at
Chungking, Szechwan province,
1902.
CH'ANG-KENG, General (In), native
of Manchuria. Appointed Com-
mandant of Forces in Hi; Senior
Resident, Tibet, with rank of
Deputy Lieut.-General, March,
1888 ; Military Governor of Hi, June
1890 ; Lieut.-General Bordered Blue
Banner corps ; ordered to Peking
for employment, Sept. 1901 ; Tartar
General, Szechwan, Dec., 1901 ;
President Board of War, No\\,
1904; Tartar General, Hi (Chinese
Turkestan), July, 1905.
CHANG LIEN-FEN (CHIXAN), Chinese
Official Service; native of Chekiang.
Taotai of Tientsin, April, 1901 ;
Yen-Yi-Tsao-chi Tao, Shantung,
Jan., 1903 ; Salt Commissioner,
Chilian, Shantung, Feb., 1905.
CHANG PO-H3I (PKKING), President
Board of Education ; native of
Hunan ; metropolitan graduate,
1874. Appointed Compiler at the
Han-lin ; Literary Chancellor,
Shantung, 1881 ; Literary Chancel-
lor, Szechwan, June, 1888 ; Liba-
tioner, Imperial Academy, April,
1896; Sub-Chancellor of the Grand
Secretariat, Nov., 1897; senior
Vice-President Board of Cere-
monies, July, 1900; President of
Censorate, Dec., 1900; appointed
Special Ambassador to England,
but embassy declined, Feb., 1901.
President Board of Works, Aug.,
1901 ; President, Board of Punish-
ments, Nov., 1901 ; Commissioner
of Education at Peking, Jan., 1902 ;
President, Board of Civil Office,
Feb., 1902; Member of Government
Council, Nov., 1903; President of
the Board of Education, 1905-6.
CH'ANG-SHAN, Lieut.-General (PEK-
ING), Lieut.-General of Bordered
Blue Mongol Banner corps.
CHANG SHAO-HUA (T.UYUEX),
Chinese Official Service ; native of
Anhui; metropolitan graduate, 1874.
Appointed T'ung-Yung Tao, Chihli,
June, 1893 ; Judicial Commissioner,
Kiangsi, Oct., 1896 ; Financial Com-
missioner, Nanking, Nov., 1898 ;
Financial Commissioner, Kiangsi,
Dec., 1898 ; Financial Commissioner,
Hunan, Oct., 1901 ; Financial Com-
missioner, Yunnan, Oct., 1904.
Financial Commissioner, Taiyuen,
Shansi province, 1905.
CHANG SUNG-LIN, General (T'ENG-
Yi'KH), native of Kiangsu. Ap-
pointed Brigade-General at Teng-
V'ueh, Momein, Yunnan, 1902.
Chan
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
CHANG T'ING-LIAO (KUEILIN), Chin-
ese Official Service ; native of
Honan ; metropolitan graduate of
1874. Appointed I-Hsi Tao, Yunnan,
June, 1893 ; Judicial Commissioner,
Kwangsi, Sept., 1898; Financial
Commissioner, Chekiang, May,
1901 ; Financial Commissioner,
Kwangsi, June, 1903 ; Financial
Commissioner, Yunnan, July, 1904;
Financial Commissioner, Kueilin,
Kwangsi Province, Oct., 1904.
CHANG TSENG-YANG (CHEKIANG),
Governor; native of Chihli ; met-
ropolitan graduate of 1868. Ap-
pointed Salt Taotai, Fukien, Nov.,
1894 ; Judicial Commissioner, Fu-
kien, Dec., 1895 ; vacated post,
April, 1896; Judicial Commissioner,
Szechwan, March, 1899 ; Financial
Commissioner, Fukien, Sept., 1899,
Financial Commissioner, Hunan,
Sept., 1900 ; Financial Commis-
sioner, Kwangsi, Dec., 1900 ; Finan-
cial Commissioner, Szechwan, July,
1902; Governor of Shansi, Feb.,
1903 ; acting Governor, Hunan,
July, 1905; Governor, Chekiang,
Oct., 1905.
CHANG TSUNG-PEN, General
(YEXCHOU) ; native of Shantung.
Appointed to Yenchoti-fu, Shan-
tung province, 1904.
CHANG YEN-MOU, (see : CHANG Yi).
CHANG YI, (PEKING), also known
as Chang Yen-mou ; Chinese
Official Service; native of Chihli.
Appointed Expectant Taotai, King-
sui ; Administrator of Mines, Chihli
and Jehol, Nov., 1898 ; Expectant
Metropolitan Official of 4th rank
and assistant Administrator of
Railways, Dec., 1898; Reader,
Grand Secretariat, June, 1899;
attached to Prince Ch'un's Em-
bassy to Germany, 1901 ; Sub-Chan-
cellor, Grand Secretariat, Dec.,
1901; assistant Director of Rail-
ways and Mines, Jan., 1902; de-
graded, Dec., 1903; rank of 3rd
class conferred, Nov., 1904 ; re-
stored to rank in spring of 1904
owing to the fact that he was pro-
ceeding to London in connection
with the claims in Court respecting
the Chinese Engineering and Min-
ing Company; returned from
London, 1905.
CHANG YING-LIN (PEKING), Chinese
Official Service; native of Shan-
tung; metropolitan graduate, 1865.
Appointed Deputy Supervisor of
Instruction, June, 1886; assistant
Supervisor of Instruction, May,
1891 ; Civil Vice-Governor, Feng-tien
and ex-officio Literary Chancellor,
Sept., 1891; assistant Supervisor
of Instruction, Aug., 1894; Chief
Supervisor of Instruction, Nov.,
1895 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secre-
tariat, July, 1896; junior Vice-
President, Board of Ceremonies,
Dec., 1896; senior Vice-President,
Oct., 1897; junior Vice-President,
Board of Civil Office, July, 1900.
CHANG YUNG CH ING, General
(NINGHSIA), native of Honan.
Appointed Brigadier General at
Liang Chou, Kansu, 1902 ; transfer-
red to Ninghsia, Kansu province,
1904.
CHAD ERH FENG, General (('HKNG -
Tf), Chinese B innerman ; Chien
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Ch'ang Tao, Chengtu, Szechwan
province, July 1904 ; commanded
Brigade in punitive expedition to
Patang, Anterior Tibet, to avenge
death of Imperial Resident, murd-
ered in spring, 1905; specially
rewarded, 19C6.
CHAO ERH-H3UN, General (MUK-
DEN), metropolitan graduate, 1874.
Appointed Prefect of Kuei-Yang;
Kuei-Tung Tao, Kuei-chow, Oct.,
1890 ; Judical Commissioner, Anhui,
Apiil, 1895 ; Judical Commissioner,
Shansi, July, 1898 ; Financial Com-
missioner, New Dominion, Nov.,
1898 ; Financial Commissioner,
Shansi, 1902; Governor, Hunan,
Jan., 1903; acting President, Board
of Revenue, Aug., 1904; Officiating
President, Board of Revenue, Dec.,
1904; Promoter of the scheme for
the formation of Bank of the
Board of Revenue ; Tartar-General
of Mukden, Manchuria, 1905-6.
CHAO KUO-HSIEN, General (CHAO-
CHOU), native of Hunan. Appoint-
ed Brigade-Gen ei-al, Chaochou-fu,
Kwangtung, 1903.
CHAO WEI, General (P'U-ERH), native
of Yunnan. Appointed Brigade-
General, P'u-erh, Yunnan, 1903.
CHAO WEI-HSI (KWEICHOW), Chinese
Official Service ; native of Kiangsi ;
metropolitan graduate, 1890. Ap-
pointed Literary Chancellor,
Kweichow, 1901.
CHAPMAN, Arthur, (HONGKONG),
Assessor of Rates; Major, Hong-
kong Volunteers ; b. Dec. 1, 1861.
Assessor of taxes, 1889; acting
assistant Superintendent, Fire
Brigade, 1891-92 ; J.P., 1894 ; Lieut.
Hongkong Volunteer Corps, 1893;
Capt., 1897; Major, 2nd in com-
mand, 1899 ; acting Commandant
on several occasions ; thanks and
medal for services during plaguev
1894 ; member of committee on
Volunteer Corps, 1898 ; commandeer
Volunteers during disturbances in
New Territory, 1899; commanded
Hongkong and China Coronation
contingent, 1902. Club : Hong-
kong. .Address: Treasury, Hong-
kong.
CHAPMAN, William Thorras (SKII-
EMBAN), B.A., Cantab. ; F.M.S.
Civil Service; b. Dec. 25, 1876.
Cadet, Negri Sembilan, 1899 ; acting
assistant Collector of Land Re-
venue, Seremban, June, 1903 ; act-
ing Registrar of Titles, Nov., 1903 r
appointed Inspector of Schools but
continued as acting Collector of
Land Revenue, Seremban, Jan.,
1904; District Officer, Chiistmas Is-
land, 1904. Address: Seremban,
Negri Sembilan, Federated Malay
States.
CHAPPELL Rev. Benjamin (TCKVO),
A.M. ; Clergyman ; b. April 3, 1852 ;
m. June 21, 1890. Edu.c. : Mount
Allison University, Canada;
graduated A.B., Mount Allison,
1873; A.M., 1881. Entered the
Methodist Ministry in 1874;
pastorate of churches in New-
Brunswick and Prince Edward
Island, Canada, 1874-1880, and'
1882-1889; Missionary work among
new settlers in British Columbia,.
1880-1882 ; joined Japan Conference
of Methodist Episcopal Church,.
jChar
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST I.TUNE) 1906-7.
1890 ; Dean of School of Theology,
Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo, 1896-1897 ;
Dean of College and Principal of
Academy, Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo,
1899-1936. Publications: " Christia-
. nity and War." Address : Aoyama
Gakuin, Tokyo, Japan.
<CHARRIN, Jean Juilien Louis
(TANAN), Resident ; Administrator,
2nd class ; b. Feb. 26, 1853. Joined
Indo-Chiua Civil Service, July 1,
1884; Administrator, 4th class, July
1, 1893 ; Administrator, 3rd class,
Sept. 1, 1898 ; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1903. Address : Tanan,
Province of Tanan, Cochin-China.
CHATER, Sir Catchick Paul (HONG-
KONG), Kt, ; C.M.G. ; Member of
the Executive Council ; Consul for
Siam; b. 1846; s. of Chater Paul
Chater, of Calcutta. Arrived in
Hongkong, 1864, as assistant in
Bank of Hindustan, China, and
Japan ; resigned from bank and
started business as exchange and
bullion broker, 1886; J.P., 1888;
sat in Legislative Council as acting
member during the absence on
leave for one year of Mr. F. Sassoon,
1886-7 ; was on holiday in India
when Mr. Sassoon resigned, 1887,
and was unanimously elected for
a term of six years to represent
the Justices of the Peace ; was
re-elected for a further period of
six years, 1893, and again in 1899,
retiring upon the expiration of his
third term of office, Jan., 1906;
during office as unofficial member
was elected to the Executive
Council, which seat still retains;
in 1884 started a godown business
at Kowloon, purchasing the sea,
beach from the Government and
erecting godowns; in 1883 amal-
gamated with Jardine, Matheson
and Co., and established the existing
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf
and Godown Co., reclaiming fore-
shores and erecting present
godowns and wharves ; originated
the Praya Reclamation in 1887
by writing to the Government and
submitting a scheme, which was
accepted by marine lot holders;
visited England later and received
the sanction of the Secretary of
State to carry out the work,
the foundation stone being laid at
the corner of existing cricket
ground by the Duke of Connaught
in 1890; presented statue of the
Duke of Connaught to the Colony
in commemoration of the event;
work was concluded on the
reclamation in 19J5, the result
being the addition to the Colony
of considerable foreshore upon
which has been erected some of
finest hongs east of Suez ; was the
first to advocate the acquirement
of the present New Territory on
the mainland of China, writing to
the Government four years before
the actual leasing of the territory ;
organised an appeal to the Govern-
ment later by the Chamber of
Commerce, the China Association,
and the unofficial Members of the
Legislative Council, and success-
fully urged the negotiation for
a lease of the territory, which was
subsequently granted by China;
has been identified in most public
movements since arrival in Colony ;
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WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190C-7.
Ch'en
•was treasurer and .afterwards
chairman of Queen's Jubilee Com-
mittee; Chairman of Diamond
Jubilee Committee (then created
C.M.G.) erected first Anglican
Church at Kowloon; is chairman
and director of principal public
companies, including Hongkong
and Whampoa Dock Company;
supports all sports ; has been
steward of the Jockey Club for
25 years and President for many
years ; was created Knight in 1992.
Cliibs : Hongkong ; most sporting.
Address: Marble Hall, Conduit
Road, Hongkong.
CHATHAM, Hm. Wm. (HONGKONG),
M.I.C.E.; Director of Public Works.
Educ. : Royal High School, Edin-
burgh, and Edinburgh University.
Assistant to Messrs. Thos. Meek
and Son, C.E., Edinburgh; and
afterwards to the engineer of
the Bristol Docks ; appointed
Executive Engineer in, the Public
Works Department, Hongkong, in
1893, and Director of Public Works
• in 1901 ; member of the Executive
and Legislative Councils ; Vice-
President of the Sanitary Board ;
chairman of the Public Works and
other committees ; was a member
of the Queen's Jubilee Committee,
1897, and acted as Hon. Secretary
formany years, during the carrying
out of the permanent memorials
(on which a sum of £20,000 was
expended) in the shape of Hospital
for Women and Children and the
construction of a road, five miles
in length, along the southern part
of the island. Club : Hongkong.
Address : The Peak, Hongkong.
CHENAGON, Calonel Georges N. J.
(HANOI), Commandant 183 Ragt.
d'Infanterie Coloniale. Decora-
tion : Chevalier de la Le"gioii
d'Honneur. Address : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
CH EN CHAO-WEN (CHEKIANG), Chi-
nese Offisial Service ; native of
Hunan ; metropolitan graduate,
1868. Appointed Reader at th3
Han-lin, April, 1896; Governor of
Peking, 1896 ; Governor of Peking,
Nov., 1893; Vice-Governor, Mukden,
Dec., 1898; Director of Court of
Sacrificial Worship, Mar., 1902;
Literary Chancellor, Chekiang,
1904.
CHEN CHING TZU (Kixxasi), Chinese
Official Service ; native of Hupeh,
Appointed Yung-Ting-Po Tao,
Chihli, Oct., 1S95; Judicial Cam
missioner, Kweichow, Oct., 1899 ;
retired (ill-health) Dec., 1899;
Judicial Commissioner, Kiangri
winter, 1904.
CHZN H. \I-PENG, Ganeral (Sui-
CHING), native of Hunan. Brigadier
General at Sui-ching, province oj
Hunan.
CH'EN HSU, General (TSUXG-MING),
Native of Kwangtung. Brigadier
General, Tsung-Ming, province of
Kiangsu.
CH EN K'UEI LIN, (P.YOTIN:;), Chinese
Official Service ; native of Kwei-
chow ; metropolitan graduate, 1830.
Appointed Grain Taotai, Hunan,
1901; Yunting Ho Tao, Paoting,
Chihli province, 1904.
CH'EN KUEI-LUNG (KIAXGSU),
Governor ; native of Kweichow ;
Cli'en
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-
metropolitan graduate, 1886. Ap-
pointed Vice-Governor of Pek-
ing, June, 1900 ; Governor of
Peking, Sept, 1900 ; Financial Com-
missioner, Honan, May, 1901 ;
Director General of Grain Trans-
port, Dec., 1901 ; Governor, Honan,
April, 190C ; Governor, Kiangsu,
Feb., 1906.
CH'EN MING-K'AN (PEKING), Chinese
Official Service ; native of Kiangsu ;
provincial graduate. Appointed
Secretary, Board of Foreign Af fail's,
Dec., 1901; Vice-President, Im-
perial Clan Court, March, 19C6.
CHENOWETH, R. (KowLOON), Com-
mander of revenue cruiser " Likin "
of Impel ial Maritime Customs.
Ai lived in China 1873 ; joined re-
venue ciuiser "Kwashing" at
Shanghai, Feb., 1877, and has since
been connected with coastal depart-
ment of Imperial Maritime Customs
service. Address : Revenue Cruiser
" Likin," Kowloon, China.
CH'EN PI (PEKING), Vice-President
Board of Revenue ; native of
Fukien ; metropolitan graduate,
1877. Appointed Sub-Director
Court Impel ial Stud, Aug., 19G1 ;
employed in Council of Govern,
ment Reform ; Governor of Peking,
Sept., 1901 ; junior Vice-President,
Board of Commerce, Sept., 190C ;
senior Vice-President, Board of
Commerce, Jan., 1904. Vice-Pre-
sident, Board of Revenue, Sept.
1905.
CH'EN PANG-JUI (PEKING), Vice-Pre-
sident Board of Revenue ; native
of Chekiang ; metropolitan gra-
duate, 1868. Appointed Commis-
sioner, Office of Transmission.
Nov., 1900 ; junior Vice-President,
Board of Works, June, 1901 ;
employed in Council of Govern-
ment Reform, July, 1931 ; junior
Vice-President, Board of Revenue,,
Nov., 1901 ; senior Vice-President „
Board of Revenue, Feb., 1902.
CH'ENG CHANG (PEKING), Vice-Pre-
sident of Censorate. Appointed
Chief Secretary, Tsung-li Yam en ;
Hui - Ning - Ch'ih - T'ai - Kuang Tao,.
Toatai at Wuhu, March, 1889;
suspended from office, Aug., 1891 ;
vacated post and summoned to
Peking for audience, Jan., 1892 ;
assistant Superintendent, Board of
Admiralty ; Sub-Director, Banquet-
ing Court, Jan., 1897 ; Sub-Director,,
Court of Sacrificial Worship Sept.,
1898 ; Deputy Commissioner of the
Office of Transmission, Nov., 1898 ;
Vice-Director, Imperial Clan Court »
Jan., 1899; Vice-President, Censo-
rate, Jan., 1901.
CH'ENG-HSUN, General (NANKING),
native of Manchuria. Appointed
Grain Intandant, Shantung, May.
1886 ; Ta-Shun-Kuang Tao, Chihli,
Sept., 1886; Feng-Chin-Shan-hai
Tao, July, 1887 ; Taotai, Kiukiang.
May, 1892; Ning-Shao-Tai T<i<>.
Chekiang, 1899; Judicial Com-
missioner, Kiangsu, Feb., 1901 :
Financial Commissioner, Chekiang.
Sept., 1901 ; Governor, Anhui, Jan.,
190S ; Tartar-General, Kiangningv
Nanking, March, 1906.
CH'ENG WEN-PING, Admiral (SHANG-
HAI), native of Anhui. Appointed
Commander-in-Cliief at Hupeh ;
Commander-in-Chief at Fukien,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Chi
Dec., 1894 ; Admiral of the Yangtse,
Juiie, 1901.
CHENIEUX, Olivier Victor (SAIGON),
Resident ; Administrator, 1st class ;
b. June 7, 1854. Joined Indo-China
Civil Service, Jan. 1, 1881 ; Ad-
ministrator, 4th class, Jan. 1,
1881 ; Administrator, Crd class,
Jan. 1, 1886 ; Administrator, 2nd
da.ss, Aug. 1, 1889; Administrator,
l£t class, Sept. 1, 1S£8. Deccra-
ticn : Chevalier de la Le'gion
d'Honreur. Address : Saigon,
Cochin-China.
CHEON, Jean Nice las (HANOI), Re-
sident; Administrator, 2nd class;
b. May 20, 1857. Joined Indo-China
Civil Service, May 20, 1882 ; Admin-
istrator, 4th (hiss, July 14, 1893;
Administrator, Srd class, May £1,
1899; Administrator, 2nd class, Jan.
1, 1902. Decoration: Officier d'Ac-
ademie. Address : Hanci, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
CHESNE, Alphcnse (BiEN-HOA), Re-
sident; Administrator, 1st class;
b. Aug. 2, 1863. Joined Indo-China
Civil Service, Feb. 20, 1885 ; Admin-
istrator, 4th dass, Feb. 1, 1889;
Administrator, Srd class; Jan. 1,
1892; Administrator, 2nd class,
Sept. 1, 1898; Administrator, 1st
thus, Feb. 7, 1901. A ddress : Bien-
Hoa, Province of Bien-Hoa,Cochin-
China.
CHEVALIER, Father Stanislas
(SiCA\VEi), Director of Astronomi-
cal Observatory, Sicawei, Shang-
hai; b. Oct. 22, 1852, in Biittany,
France. Director of meteorological
observatory, Sicawei, 1890-96 ;
surveyed Upper Yangtsze valley,
1S97-98; Director of a&troncn:ical
observatory, 1911. Public aticns :
"Etude sur les crsges dais le
Kiang-nan en 1889," "Etude sur
1'etablissement de la mor.sson
d'ete et de la mcusson d'hiver sur
la c6te de Chine," "Typhoons de
1892," " La navigation a vapeur sur
le hint Yangtze," "Le Haut
Yangtze, de Itchang fou a Sing-
chan hein en 1897-98," and numerous
ai tides in annual reports of Shang-
hai Meteorological Society ; also
numerous maps. Decorations :
Laureat de 1'Academie ties Sciences
et de la Societe de Geographic de
Paris. Address: Astronomical
Observatory, Sicawei, Shanghai.
CHEVALLIER, Harvey (U P p E R
PERAK), F.M.S. Civil Service,
b. Mar. 81, 1861. Distiiet Officer,
KuaU Pilah, 1890; acting assistant
Distiict Officer, Tampin, July, 1892,
Nov., 1895; acting Distiict Officer,
Coast, Dec., 1895; District Officer,
Tampin, Jan., 1897 ; District Officer,
Kuala I-ilah, Oct., 1897 ; acting
Resident, Negii Sembilan, Oct.,
1801; acting District Magistrate,
Kuala Kangsar, May, 1902; acting
Distiict Officer, Kuala Kangsar,
Jan., 1903; acting District Officer,
Upper Perak, 19C6. Address : Upper
Perak, Federated Malay States.
CHEVALLIER, General M. E. (HANOI),
General of Division and Comman-
der in Chief of the French military
forces in Indo-China. Decoration ;
G.O. of Legion d'Honneur. Ad-
dress : Military Headquarters,
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
CHI LU (PEKINO\ Vice-Pi esident
Board of Civil Office. Comptroller
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of the Household, Dec. 1899 ;
junior Vice-President, Board of
Works, 1900 ; senior Vice-President,
Board of Works, spiing, 1901 ;
deputy Lieut.-General, Plain white
Banner corps, 1901 ; junior Vice-
President, Board of Civil Offica,
May, 1902 ; Vice-President, Board
of Civil Office, Feb., 1905.
CHI-SHZ,*3, Lieut. -General
(PEKiNG), native of Manchuria.
Deputy Lieut.-Geueral, Ching-k'ou,
April, 1895; Lieut.-General, Plain
Bed Mongol Banner Corps, 1904.
CHIANG KUEI-T'I (PEKING), native of
Anhwei. Appointed Commander-in-
Chief, .Kansu, Feb., 1901; in com-
mand of Yuan Shih-K'ai's troops at
Peking, July, 1901.
CHIC HESTER, Major /.rlngton
AugULtus (HONGKONG), D.S.O. De-
puty Asst. Adjutant Geneial; I.
July 2, 1863, s. of late Major-Gen.
J. O. (Winchester, of Western House,
Chudleigh, Devon ; m. 1891. Eva
Isabella Maude, 3rd d. of Mi-.j-.Gen.
H. Justice, formerly I.S.C., of
Riven Hall, Southsea. Educ. : Chel-
tenham College ; Bcyal Military
College; passed Staff College.
Entered Dorsetshire Regiment as
Lieut., 1884 ; Capt., March 11 ; 1891 ;
Major, Feb. 26, 3892; tame 1o
China, Aug., 1804 ; served in South
African War, 1899-1801, on Staff;
at relief of Lady smith, including
operations of Jan. 17 to 24, 1900,
and action at Spion Kop ; opera-
tions of Feb. 5 to 7, 1900, ai^d
action at Vaal Kvanz ; operations
on Tugela Heigh s (Fei». 14 lo a/,
an t action at Pietei's I il. ;
ion.3 in lha Transvaal in
Jun., 1930; operations in Natal,
March to June, 1900, including
action at Laing's Nek (Jun. 6 to 9) ;
operations in Orange River Colony
(Jun., 1930) ; mentioned in despat-
ches, Sept. 10, 1901. Decorations:
Queen's medal with 5 clasps; King's
medal with 2 clasps ; D.S.O.
Clubs : Hongkong ; Ciicket. Ad-
dress : Military Headquarters,
Hongkong.
CHIH-JUI, General (NINGHSIA), native
of Manchuria ; metropolitan gra-
duate, 1880 ; assistant Military
Governor. Appointed Chief Super-
visor of Instruction, June, 1889 ;
denounced two foreigners to the
Throne, Nov., 1889, for wrong
fulfilment of contracts for ammuni-
tion ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, March, 1893 ; Vice-
President Board of Ceremonies,
March, 1894 ; Military assistant
Governor, Uliasut'ai, Dec., 1894 ;
Commandant of Forces, Hi, O^t.,
1899 ; assistant Military Governor,
Niughsia, Kansu, April, 19C6.
CH IN SHOU-CHANG (PEKING), Vice-
President Board of War ; native of
Kiangsu ; metropolitan graduate,
1883. Appointed Sub Chancellor,
Grand Secretariat in summer, 1901 ;
Literary Chancellor, Fukien, Jan.,
1902 ; junior Vice-President, Board
of Works, Jan., 1902., ; senior Vice-
President, Board of War, April,
1904.
CHINA, Emperor of (see : KUANG Hsu).
CHINA, Empress Dowa jer or (see :
TSZE H:).
CH1KA (MID), Bishop Of (see : MOULE,
Rr. REV. Giooiu;.: FAA.NS).
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CMr
CHINA (NORTH), Bishop Of (see:
SCOTT, RT. REV. CHARLES PERRY).
CHINA (WESTERN), Bishop of (see :
CASSELS, RT. REV. WILLIAM
WHARTOX).
CHINDA, Etami ITOKYO), ex-Vice-
Minister of F oreign Affairs; b. 1856,
at Hirosaki. Educ. : American
University; graduated 1881. Ap-
pointed clerk of Foreign Office,
1885 ; was appointed to the charge
of telegraph section in same
office ; Consul at San Francisco,
1890 ; removed to Consulate at
Ninsen ; Consul-General at Shang-
hai, 1895; Minister Resident at
Brazil ; later at the Hague, 1899-
1900 ; Minister Plenipotentiary and
Envoy Extraordinary at St. Peters-
burg, 1900 ; recalled in 1901 to
assist Baron Komura as his im-
mediate subordinate ; resigned from
Foreign Office, Jan., 1906. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
CHING, Prince (see: I-K'UANG.)
CHING -HOU (PEKING), Vice-President,
Board of War ; Imperial clansman.
Appointed assistant Supervisor of
Instruction, Aug., 1901 ; Reader
at the Hanlin ; Vice-President,
Board of Ceremonies, Mukden,
Feb., 1903; senior Vice-President,
Board of War, July, 1905.
CHING -H3ING, General (FOOCHOVV),
native of Manchuria. Appointed
Grain Intendant, Kiangsu, Oct.,
1888 ; Shan-An Tao, Shansi, March,
1898 ; Salt Commissioner, Ch'ang-lu,
•Chihli, March, 1897; Judicial Com-
missioner, Shansi, Feb., 1898 ; do.,
Shantung, Oct., 1898; Financial
Commissioner, Honan, Nov., 1898;
Governor, Kiangsi, Nov., 1930 ; do.,
Hupeh, Dec., 1900 ; Tartar-General,
Foochow, Fukien province, Feb.,
1901 ; retired, April, 1902.
CH'ING-FU ( PEKING ), ex Vice-Pre-
sident of Censorate ; native of
Manchuria. Appointed Sub-Chan-
cellor, Grand Secretariat, Vice-
President Mongolian Superinteii-
dency, Feb., 1888 ; Deputy Lieut. -
General, Plain White Banner
Corps ; degraded to Minor Court
Official of 3rd rank, March, 1894 ;
Director, Court of Sacrificial Wor-
ship, April, 1894 ; senior Vice-Pre-
sident, Censorate, August, 1899;
retired ill-health, April, 1905.
CH'ING-JUI, Tartar General (CHINO-
CHOU), native of Mongolia. Ap-
pointed Sub-Chancellor, Grand Sec-
retariat, Dec., 1895 ; Vice-President,
Mongolian Superintendency, Feb.,
1898 ; Vice - President, Mukden
Board of Punishments, Nov., 1899;
Vice-President, Board of Revenue,
Dec., 1899 ; President, Censorate,
Nov., 1903; Tartar General, Cbing-
chou, Shantung province, Nov.,
1904.
CH'ING-SHU (HSINING), Imperial Re-
sident; native of Manchuria;
provincial graduate. Kung-ch'in-
Chieh Tao, Kansu, March, 1904;
brevet rank, Deputy Assistant
Military Governor, Imperial Resi-
dent, Hsining, Kansu, 1906.
CHIRA, Prince (BANGKOK), Comman-
der-iu-Chief, Siamese Army ; Prince
of Nakonchaisi ; b. Nov. 7, 1876, g.
of His Majesty King Chulalonkorn
of Siam ; m. 1904, Princess Sumonal.
Educ. : Europe. Received his early
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE; 19C6-7,
education in Europe and spent
most of his time in England
and Denmark ; he began his mili-
tary career in Denmark, where
he received his first commission
as Lieutenant; promoted Captain,
Siamese Army, 1895; represented
his father on many occasions at
various Courts of Europe, including
Coronation of Emp. Nicholas II of
Russia; on returning to his coun-
try he attained rapid promotion
and was made Colonel in 1898 ; on
establishment of a General Staff
in Siam on European model was
appointed its first chief ; was pro-
moted Major General in 1900;
having taken most active and
prominent pait in reorganisation
of Army was nominated Ccrmnan-
der-in-Chief and promoted to rank
of Lieuteuant-General of Siamese
Army, 1903. Decorations: Fifteen
grand crosses of different nations,
medals, etc. Publications: Several
works on military subjects in
Siamese. Address : Bangkok, Siam.
CHITTY, Major Walter Willis
(HONGKONG), 119th Infantry ; b.
June 11, 1866. Lieut. E. York Regt.
Feb., 1885 ; India Staff Corps, July
12, 1886 ; captain, Indian Army, Feb.
7, 1896 ; Imperial Yeomanry, Jan.
22 to Oct. 26, 1902; Major, Indian
Army, Feb. 7, 1903 ; on service in
British East Africa, 1898, in the
operations against Ogaden Som-
alis, and in Uganda, 1898-99, in the
operations against Kabarega. Dec-
orations : Medal with clasp, East
Africa ; clasp Uganda. Club : Hong-
kong. Address: Military Head-
quarters, Hongkong.
CH'0-HA-PU, Tartar General (HENG-
TU), Appointed Deputy Lieut. -Gen-
eral, Foochow, Dec., 1892; Deputy
Lieut. -General, Chin-Chou, Mar.,
1899 ; Tartar General, Ning-hsiar
June, 1899; do., Chengtu July, 1899;
Military Governor Hei-lung-kiang
Oct., 1900; Tartar-General, Ching-
Chou, Mar., 1903 ; Tartar General,
Chengtu, Szechwan province, Nov.,
1904.
CHOLMONDELEY, Rev. Lionel Ber-
ners (TOKYO), M.A., Oxon ; Clergy-
- man ; b. Dec., 11, 1858, s. of Hon
and Rev. Canon Cholmondeley.
Educ. : Uppingham School and
Oriel College, Oxford ; Beau-
fort Exhibitioner, Oriel College,
Oxford. Deacon, 1884 ; ordained1
Priest by the Bishop of Truro,
1885 ; Curate of Kenwyn, Cornwall,
1884-87 ; arrived in Japan, 1S87 ;
Chaplain to Bishop Bickersteth,
1887-1897; Hon Chaplain to the
British Embassy, Tokyo, fcince 1902-
Club : Royal Societies. Addre** : 2:>
Iwato-cho, Ushigome, Tokyo.
CHOU FANG-MING, Admiral (Wr-
CHANG-FU), native of Hunan. Ap-
pointed Admiral of the Yangtsze,
1904. Address : Wuchang-fu, Hupei
province.
CHOU FU (LiAXi-KiANG), Chinese
Official Service ; native of AnhweL
Appointed Customs Taotai, Tien-
tsin, March, 1882 ; acting Salt
Commissioner, Ch'ang-lu, Nov.,
1886 ; Judicial Commissioner,.
Chihli, May, 1888; retired. May.
1895 (illness) ; Financial Commis-
sioner, Szechwan, Sept., 1899; do.,.
Chihli, Jan., 1901 ; Rank of
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Chu
<T<>ver;ior of a Province, Dec.,
1901 ; Governor, Shantung, May,
' 1902 ; actiag Governor General
Liang-Kiang, Anhwei, Oct., 1934-6 ;
was charged in 1905 with giving up
Chinese rights to foreigners.
CHOWFA ASADANG DAJARVOOT,
Prince (BANGKOK), Prince of
SLun ; b. May 1839 ; 8rd s. of King
Chulalongkoru I.
CHOWFA MAHA VAJIRAVUDH,
Princ3(B\NGKOK),G.C.V.O., Crown
Prince of Siam ; b. ,lan. 1, 1881 ; e.
surviving s. and heir of the King of
Siam. Edv-c. : Private Tutor ; Royal
Military College, Sandhurst ; Christ
Church, Oxford. Went to England
1893 ; proclaimed heir to the throne
•of Siam on the death of elder
brother, 1895 ; represented the King
of Siam at the Jubilee of Queen
Victoria, 1897 ; joined the Royal
Military College, Sandhurst, 1898 ;
attached to 1st Battery Durham
Light Infantry, 1893 ; during same
year was attached to No. 6
Mountain Battery during training
at Okehampton in Nov. and Dec.,
1899 ; joined School of Musketry at
Hythe and obtained officer's extra
certificate ; went up to Oxford,
Jan., 1900, and remained till end of
1901 ; represented the King of Siam
-at the funeral of Queen Victoria ;
represented the King of Siam at
King of Spain's coronation in May,
and King Edward's Coronation in
June, 1902. Publications : " The
War of Polish Succession," 1901.
Recreations: Riding and driving.
Clubs : United Service ; Army and
Navy ; Junior United Service ;
Travellers' ; Bachelors'. Address :
Bangkok, Siam ; Siamese Legation,
London.
CHRISTIANI, Th. (HONGKONG), Ex-
change Broker. Club : Germania ;
Hongkong. Address : Club, Hong-
kong.
CH'U H [ING-CHI (PEKING), Assistant
Grand Secretary ; metropolitan
graduate, 1871 ; Minister of the
" Tsing Mo Chu." Expositor at the
Han-lin ; Literary Chancellor, Sze-
chwan, Sept., 1891 ; Chief Supervisor
of Instruction, March, 1897; Sub-
Chancellor Grand Secretariat, Oct.,
1897 ; Vice-President Board of Cere-
monies, March, 1893; President
Censorate, Nov., 1900; do. Board
of Works, March, 1901 ; acting in
Grand Council, June, 1901 ; Council
of Government Reform, June, 1901 ;
Minister Board of Foreign Affairs,
July, 1901 ; awarded Yellow Riding
Jacket, Sept., 1901 ; Associate
Director of Railways and Mines,
Jan., 1902; Grand Council, Jan.,
1902; Member of Finance Com-
mittee, Oct., 1903; Minister of the
" Tsing Mo Chu ", 1905-6 ; assistant
Grand Secretary, Feb., 1906.
CHU PAO-K'UEI (PEKING), Acting
2nd Secretary Waiwupu ; Principal
Secretary and Adviser to Foreign
Mission, 1905 ; assistant Governor,
Shantung, 1905 ; acting 2nd Sec.,
Waiwupu, Oct., 1905.
CHtJ TSU-MOU (CANTON), Chinese
Official Service. Hanlin compiler ;
Hanlin Expsitor, April, 1899 ; Sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat,
Aug., 1901; junior Vice-President,
Board of Ceremonies, Feb., 1902;
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Literary Chancellor, Canton pro-
vince, 19C4 ; resigned July, 19C5.
CHULALONGKORN I., (see: SIAM,
KING OF).
CH'UN, Prince (see : TSAI-FENG).
CHUN-LIANG, General (PEKING),
native of Manchuria ; metropolitan
graduate 1883. Appointed Chief
Supervisor of Instruction, Dec.,
1896 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secre-
tariat, Jan., 1896 ; Brigade-General
in Charge of Western Mausolea,
Nov., 1899 ; Imperial Resident, Hsi-
Ning, 1903 ; ordered to return to
Peking, Sept., 1904.
CHUNG-HSUN, Lieut.-General (PE-
KING), native of Manchuria ; me-
tropolitan graduate, 1865. Appoint-
ed Chief Supervisor of Instruction,
1878; Commissioner of Transmission,
1878 ; Vice-President, Censorate,
1879 ; degraded, Jan., 1883 ; Com-
mandant of Forces, So-lun, March,
1887; vacated post, July, 1894;
Director Court of State Ceremonial,
Oct., 1895; Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, March, 1898 ; appoint-
ed Assistant Governor, Kobdo,
Oct., 1900, but did not proceed;
Deputy Lieut.-General, Bordered
Yellow Banner Corps, Oct., 1900;
senior Vice-President, Board of
Punishments, Nov., 1900 ; Deputy
Lieut.-General, Bordered White
Banner Corps, Summer 1901 ; Capt.-
General, Bordered Red Hanchun
Banner Coips, Feb., 1906.
CHUNG-LING, General (ML-KDEN),
native of Manchuiia; metropolitan
graduate, 1877. Appointed Chief
Supervisor of Instruction, Nov.,
1894 ; Sub-Chancellor Grand Sec-
retariat, May, 1895 ; Vice-President,
Board of Works, Mukden, Aug.,
1896 ; Lieut.-General, Hanchun Yel-
low Banner Corps, July, 1905.
CHUNG MUN-YEW (SHANGHAI), Head
of Board of Chinese Commissioners
of the Shanghai-Nanking railway.
Educ. : Yale University, U.S.A.,
having proceeded with others in
1872 and remaining until 1875. Was
Attache, then Secretary, of Chinese
Legation in Washington ; sub-
sequently Consul-General Havana,
Cuba, and Manila, the latter post
being vacated in 1905 ; appointed
Commissioner of Peiyang Bureau
of Foreign Affairs, and in Jan.,
1906, proceeded to Shanghai as
Head of the Board controlling the
Shanghai-Xa,nking railway.
CHUNG-SHAN (FOOCHOW), Governor ;
Imperial Clansman ; Acting Gover-
nor-General. Deputy Lieut.-Gen-
eral, Chin-chou, March, 1885 ;
Tartar-General, Nanking, March,
1899 ; Military Governor, Mukden,
Nov., 1900 ; Tartar-General, Nan-
king, April, 1901 ; Tartar-General,
Foochow, April, 1902 ; acting Go-
vernor-General, Min-Che (Fukien
and Chekiang) provinces, April,
1903. Address: Foochow, Fukien
province.
CH'UNG-SHOU (PEKING), Vice-Pre-
sident, Board of Works ; Imperial
Clansman. Reader Grand Sec-
retariat, Sept., 1897 ; Director Ban-
queting Court, May, 1900; Sub-
Chancellor Grand Secretariat, Dec.,
1900 ; Vice-President Board of
Works, April, 1903.
CLARE, Ernest Edward Philip (BATU
I GAJAH), F.M.S. Civil Service ; ft.
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Cla
April 20, 1862. Assistant Engineer,
Public Works Department, New
Zealand, 1886 ; Surveyor at Perak,
18£9 ; 1st grade Surveyor, 1902;
Revenvie Survey Department, Batu
Gajah, 1906. Address: Batu Gajah,
Perak, Federated Malay State?.
CLARE, Duncan ( HONGKONG ), Mer-
chant ; partner in the firm of Lane,
Crawford and Co. ; b. Oct. 5, 1865 ;
m. Daisy, 2nd d. of the late D. II.
Crawford, of Glasgow and Hong-
kong. Came to Hongkong in
January, 1890, as accountant to
Lane, Crawford and Co. ; admitted
a partner in 1901; appointed J.P.,
in 19C2; appointed, 1903, permanent
visiting Justice to the Po Leung
Kok (Women's and Girls' Pro-
tection h-oaety) ; member finance
committee, Alice Memorial Hos-
pital. Address: " Tusculum," The
Peak, Hongkong.
CLARE, Hon. Dr. Francis W. (HONG-
KONG), M.D., Dur. 1900; M.B., 1892 ;
D.P.H., Cambridge, 1891; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1886; b. June 23,
1864. Educ.: St. Paul's school,
and St. Burtholemew's and Middle-
sex Hospitals. Medical Officer of
Health and Snpeiiutendent of
Fever Hospital, Lowestoft, 1893;
Medical Officer of Health, Hong-
kong, 1865 ; Dean of College of
Medicine for Chinese ; member of
Sanitary Board ; J.P. 1896 ; Mem-
ber of the Legislative Council, 1902 ;
Principal Medical Officer of Health,
1905-6. Recreations : Yachting ;
Commodore of the Corinthian
Yacht Club ; member of the Royal
Hongkong Yacht Club. Clubs:
Hongkong; Royal Societies. Ad-
dress : The Peak, Hongkong.
CLARE, John D. (SHANGHAI), M.J.I. ;
Editor "Shanghai Mercury" and
"Celestial Empire"; b. Aug. 12,
1842 ; widower. Educ. : Privately,
and at Norwich Grammar School ;
came to the Far East in 1831 when
serving in Royal Navy; left Navy
in 18C5; was present at the actions
of Shimonoseki and Kagoshima ;
helped to establish the "Rising
Sun and Nagasaki Express " in 1873
and 1874; was merchant and broker
in Shanghai, 1875-79; established
" Shanghai Mercury " in 1879.
Publications: "Formosa," "Sket-
ches In and Around Shanghai,'
etc. Clubs : Masonic, Shanghai ;
Constitutional, Lond. Address:
24A, Nanking Road, Shanghai,
China.
CLARKE, Brcdie A. (SHANGHAI),
Broker. Senior partner Hopkins,
Dunn, and Co., Major, Shanghai
Volunteers ; came to China, 1853.
Club : Shanghai. Address: 6, Yang
King Pang Road, Shanghai, China.
CLARKE, Dr. John Tertlus (Iron),
M.R.C.S., England ; L.R.C.P. Lon-
don ; District Surgeon; b. July 24,
1865. Acting Residency Surgeon,
Negri Sembilan, 1896 ; District
Surgeon, Gopeng, Krian, Batang
Padang, Lower Perak, 1897-1903 ;
District Surgeon, Ipoh, 1906. Ad-
dress : Ipoh, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
CLAREE, William Edward (HONG-
KONG), Acting Secretary of Hong-
kong, Canton and Macao Steam-
boat Co. ; &. July 11, 1855, at
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Clay
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
London. Educ. : Currie's School,
Bromley. Entered merchant
sen-ice, 1863; joined Steamboat
Company, 1877, as Chief Officer ;
promoted Commander and Canton
River Pilot, 1835; surveyed West
Riv^r and Delta Channel*, and
inaugurated first steamer traffic,
Canton to Wiicbr.v, when latter
port was opened to foreign trade in
1833 ; received letter of thanks from
Macao Government for rescue and
relief work wh e:i disastrous
toi-nado passei over inner harbour
of that city, causing destruction
and loss of life amongst the
boating population ; was wrecked
in .s.s. " Futami M xru " off C ipe
Kalavite, Mindoro, Philippine
Islands, 1933. Club : Hongkong.
Adlrzss: "Dunford," The Peak,
Hongkong.
CL.\YTD:?, L. H. (PZXVNS), B.A.,
Cam1). ; Assistant Protector of
Chinese. Cadet, Straits Settlements
Civil Service, Nov., 1835 ; acting
assistant Protector of Chinese at
Singxpore, May, 1897 ; also of
Penang, Aug., 1837; passed final
examination in Chinese,' Mar.,
1899 ; acting 3rd Magistrate,
Singapore, Feb., 1899; confirmel
4th Magistrate, Aug., 1399; District
Officer, Christmxs I., Miy, 1931;
acting assistant Protector of
Chinese and Indians, Penaug,
April, 1934; assistant, do., Singa-
pore, May, 1934, but continued
acting in Peiiang. Adlress :
Penang, Straits Settlements.
CLAYTON, Reginald John Byard
(BATANG PA DANG), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; />. Dec. 10, 1875. Cadet?
Perak, 1893; acting Collector of
Land Revenue, Mitang, Aug.,
1900 ; acting collector of Land
Revenue, Batang Padang, Feb.,
1901 ; assistant District Magistrate
and Treasurer, and acting Col-
lector of Land Revenue, Batang
Padang, Jan., 1932 ; acting District
Officer, Bluing Padang and Ipoh,
1903-04; assistant District Officer
at Batang Padang, 1906. Address :
Batang Padang, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
CLAYTON, Thomas Watts (KVALA
LANGAT), B.A. Cantab. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. March 33, 1877. Cadet,
Selangor, 1900; acting assistant
Secretary to Resident, Nov., 1901
acting assistant District Officer,
Kuala Langat, Jan., 1932; acting
District Officer, Kuala Langat,
June, 1902 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Kuala Lang it, Sept., 1932 ;
acting Secretary, Sanitary Board,
Kuala Lumpur, Sept., 1902 ; acting
assistant Collector of Land Re-
venue, Nov., 1932 ; acting assistant
District Officer, Klang, March,
1903; assistant Collector of Land
Revenue, Kuala Lumpur, 1905;
acting District Officer, Kuala
Langat, 1906. Address: Kuala
Langat, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
CLEAVER, W. E. (SINGAPORE), B.A. ;
Barrister- at-Law ; 6. Sept. 1, 1871.
Educ. : Haileybury and Oriel
College, Oxford. Club: Singapore,
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
CLEMENT, Ernest Wilson (TOKYO),
M.A. ; Teacher, Author, and
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Cle
Correspondent ; b. Feb. 21, 1833 at
Dubuque, Iowa, U.S.A. ; m. Aug.
26, 1337, to Nellie Hall, d. of E. L.
Hall, of Beaver Dam, Wisconnin.
Educ. : University of Chicago.
Teacher at high schools and
academies in U.S.A., 1881-89 ;
1891-94. English Instructor at the
Middle School, Mito, Japan,
1889-91; Principal, Duncan Baptist
Academy, Tokyo, since 1894 ;
acting Interpreter, United States
Legation, Tokyo, 1893-97 ; 1905-06 ;
Tokyo correspondent for the
Chicago "Daily News" since 1895;
Member of the Council of the
Asiatic Society of Japan. Publica-
tions : " Handbook of Modern
Japan," 193C ; "Japanese Floral
Calendar," 1934 ; " Christianity in
Molarn Japan," 1935, numerous
contributions to Japan " Daily
Mail " and periodicals in America.
Address: 29, Sanaizaka machi,
Ic-hizaya, Tokyo, Japan.
CLEMETTI, Cscil ( TAIPO ), M.A.,
Oxon. ; Hongkong Civil Ser-
vice; b. Sept, 1, 1875. Educ. :
St. Paul's School, and Magdalen
College, Oxford ; B.A., 1898 ; M.A.,
1931; Ion. mention Hertford school,
1895; 1st clas.* mods., 1893; hor.
mention Ireland and Craven
scholarship, 1896 ; Boden Sanskrit
scholar, 1897 ; prox. ace. Gaisford
(Greek Prose), 1837; 2nd class lit.
hum., 1898; prox. ace., Chancellor's
Latin essay, 1899. Arrived in
Colony, 1899; acting assistant
Colonial Secretary and Clerk of
Councils, 1900 to 1931 ; appointed
Assistant Registrar General, 1901 ;
seconded for famine relief work
in Kwangsi, April, 1933 ; appointed
member of Land Court, New
Territories, Dec., 1933. Speaks
Chinese, various dialects. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Taipo, New
Territoiy, Hongkong.
CLENNELL, Waltar James (CHIXAX-
FU), B.A. ; H.B.M. Consul for
Kiukiang, officiating at Chinanfu ;
b. July 5, 1867, Hackney, Lond. ;
m. April 12, 1899, Edith S. Sharpies.
Educ. : Priory House School,
Clapton, London ; University Col-
lege, London ; also Versailles,
France ; took certificate d'Etudes
et Prix du Department (in
geography) at Versailles; B.A.,
London, 1885 ; honours in French.
Entered Consular service by
examination, July, 1833 ; student
interpreter at Peking, Nov., 1888
to Nov., 1893 ; acting Assistant
at Amoy, Dec., 1890, to Feb., 1894 ;
acting Consul at Amoy, April 13
to 18, 1893 ; passed Bar examina-
tion Jan. 11, 1893; acting Vice-
Consul, Canton, May 20 to June 5,
1898; attached to Supreme Court,
Shanghai, June, 1896, to March,
1897 ; acting Chief Clerk, Nov. 16,
1893 to March 17, 1897; acting
Consul, Shashih, March 26, 1897, to
Jan. 28, 1899, acting Consul, Wuhu,
Feb. 4 to June 2, 1839; acting
Consul, Hangchow, June 10, 1899,
to May 14, 1930 ; acting Consul
Kuikiang, May 23, 1930 to April 4,
1932; Consul at Kuikiang April 5,
1932 ; called to Bar of Inner
Temple, Nov. 17, 1933 ; officiating
Consul, Chinanfu, since Nov. 29,
1935. Publications : Various annual
trade reports ; " Overland Journey
Cli
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Amoy to Foochow and back," 1892 ;
"Province of Kiangsi," 1903. Ad-
dress: H.B.M. Consulate, Chinanfu,
Shantung, China.
CLINDENING, Dr. Frederick Talbot
Driffield (KIUKIA>-G), M.R.C.S.,
L.B.C.P. ; b. June 20, 1859 ; m.
Clara, d. of late Thomas Collier
Brooke, of "Veronica," St. Kilda,
Melbourne (Vic.), Sept. 9, 1889.
Educ. : Whinham's College ; Prince
Alfred's College, Adelaide, South
Australia. For some years in
South Australian Government
service, holding positions as
draughtsman, surveyor, and warden
of gold fields ; served eight years
in South Australian militia, in
infantry and field artillery, attain-
ing rank of Captain ; entered
St. Bartholomew Hospital, London,
1890, where took degree; at lived
at Kiukiang, 1898 ; at present
Medical Officer for the port, to
H.B.M. Consulate, and Chinese
Imperial Maritime Customs. Ad-
dress : Kiukiang, China.
COATES, Rev. Harper Havelock
(TOKYO), M.A., B.D. ; Minister and
Missionary; b. Feb. 18, 1865; m. Sept.
7, 1898, Sarah Agnes AVintemute at
Vancouver, B.C. Educ. : Public and
High Schools, Prescott, Ontaiio ;
Victoiia University, Coburg, On-
tario, Canada. Graduated B.A. in
1885 from Victoiia University,
Coburg, Ontaiio, now affiliated with
Toronto University ; M.A. and B.D.
in 1890 ; entered probation for
ministry of Methodist Church of
Canada 1885; ordained 1888,
in Montreal, Quebec ; travel-
led following circuits :— Carleton
Place, Malburytown, Cardinal,
Calabogie and Princess St., King-
ston, Ontario; arrived in Japan,
Sept., 1890 ; teacher of English in
Middle and Normal Schools at Tsu,
Ise, Doshisha Schools in Kyoto,
and Hokuetsu Gakiiin, Niigata,
Echigo ; also teacher in Academic
and Theological Departments of
Anglo-Japanese College, Az abu,
Tokyo ; since Sept., 1893, has been
Superintendent of the Central
Tabeinacle of the Japan Mission
of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church in Canada, at
Hongo, Tokyo. Address: 23, Kami
Tomi Zaka, Koishikawa, Tokyo,
Japan.
COCHRANE, Charles Walter Hamil-
ton (KUALA KAXGSAR). B.A., Oxon;
F.M.S. Civil Service ; &. Aug. 3, 1876.
Cadet, Perak, 1899 ; acting assi stant
Secretary to Resident - General,
March, 1901 ; 2nd assistant Sec-
retary to Resident-General, and
acting assistant Secretary to Re-
sident-General, Jan., 1903; acting
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kangsar, 19C4. Address: Kuala,
Kangsar, Perak, Fedeiated Malay
States.
COCK, Edward Arthur Langslow
(SEREMBAN), A.M.I.M.E. ; F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. April 8, 1879. Ap-
pointed Inspector of Mines, Pahang,
1903 ; Inspector of Mines, for Negii
Sembilan,1904. Address: Seremban,
Negri Sembilan, Federated Malay
States.
COCKBURN, Henry (PEKING), C.B. ;
Charg^ d' Affaires, and acting Con-
sul General ; b. 1859, s. of late F.J.
Cocklmrn, Bengal ('nil Service; in
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Col
18£9, Elizabeth Goidon, d. of
Colonel Stevenson. Educ. : At
Edinburgh. Joined Consular seivice
in China as student ir.teipreter,
1880 ; Chinese Secretaiy at Peking,
18C6-1905; C.B. 1899; Charge d'Af-
faires and acting Consul General
1£C6. Club: Kcyal Societies. Ad-
dress: H.B.M. Legation, Pekirg,
China.
CODRINGTON, fct£T*ait (BALIH
PULAN), Distiict Officer. Cadet,
Straits Settlements Civil Service,
Nov. 18£8 ; acting Sub-Inspector
cf Schools, Malacca, May, 1900 :
acting Superintendent, Malay
College, Mar., 1900; acting District
Officer, Malacca, Oct., 1900; Dis-
trict Officer, Penang, Aug., 19C2;
acting Distiict Officer, B. Meitajam^
June, 1904 ; District Officer, Balih
Pulan, Perarg, 19C6. Address :
Balih Pulan, Penang, Straits Settle-
ments.
CCGHI.AN, Heny lake (SINGAPORE),
Auctioneer and valuer ; b. Apiil
16, 1870 ; m. 19C2. In business as
an auctioneer and valuer in Singa-
pore from 1889; Partner and
Manager of H.L. Cogljlan and Co,
local auctioneers and valuers ;
engaged in Tanjong Pagar Dock
aibitiation, 1£(.5, as aland expert
and valuer on behalf of Colonial
Government, and specially com-
mended for services; Captain and
Quaitei master Singapore Volunteer
Corps ; Director of Y.M.C.A. Singa-
pore ; Elder of Presbyterian
Church, Singapore ; Municipal
Coirmissioi;er, Singapore ; Ma-
sonic : P.M. Zetland-in-the-East,
No. 5C8, D.G.R., etc.; director of
several local companies. Address :
The Auction Mart, Singapore.
COGNACQ, Dr. Maurice (HANOI),
Directeur d'Ecole de Medecine de-
1'Indo-Chine ; Officier de 1'Instruc-
tion Publique ; Merite agricole-
Appointed clirecteur, Oct. 1, 1904.
Decoration: Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
COLBORNE, Dr. W. W. (HAKODATE),.
Medical Missionaiy, b. 1857 ; m*
1894. Educ.: Manilla Hall, Clif
ton. Assistant Resident Surgeon,
New Somerset Hospital, Cape-
Town, South Africa, 1881-83 ;
Medical Missionary, Kwangtung
Province, South China, 1890-96 ;
Medical Missionary, Hakodate,
from 1898. Address: Endsleigh
Hospital, Hakodate, North Japan.
COLLARD, Paul Marie Alexandre
(KOMPONG-SPEU), Resident; Ad-
ministrator, 2nd class ; 6. Oct. 15,
1861 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1894; Administrator, 3rd class,
March 1,1899; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1902. Address :
Kompong-Speu, Province of Kom-
pong-speu, Cambodge, Indo-China.
COLLINGE, Henry Bernard (PERAK),
Inspector of Schools ; Acting In-
spector of Schools for the Federat-
ed Malay States ; b. Sept. 8, 1860.
Educ. : Salford Catholic Grammar
School ; Vallodolid, Spain ; St.
Bede's and Owen's College, Man-
chester. Head Master, St. Joseph's.
Institution, Singapore, 1881-86 ; .
• Head Master, St. Francis School,
Malacca, 1887-90; 'Inspector of
Schools, Perak, 1890; acting In-
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specter of Schools, Federated
Malay States, 1905. Publications:
" Handbook on Romanised Malay";
" Manual for Malay Teachers."
Address : Taiping, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
-COLLINS, Robert Moore (PEKING),
Journalist ; b. Dec. 25, 1867, at Wash-
ington, D.C. Educ. : Middlebury
College, Vermont, U.S.A. Reporter
on the " Washington Post," 1891-93;
same, and editor of the Associated
Press, Washington, and New York,
to 1897 ; correspondent for the
Associated Press in Europe to 1899 ;
reported the Queen's Jubilee,
Xondon, 1897 ; and conference at
which was negotiated Spanish-
American peace treaty, Paris, 1898;
chief correspondent for the As-
sociated Press in the Philippines
during Aguinaldo's insurrection,
1899-1900; was at engagement where-
in General Lawton was killed at
the capture of Malolos (Aguinaldo's
capital) and saveral minor engage-
ments ; through the Boxer cam-
paign, witnessing the battle at
Tientsin and the relief of Peking ;
in Europe until Spring 1901, report-
ing the death of Queen Victoria,
and the wedding of the Queen
of Holland ; correspondent for
Renter's and the Associated Press
at Peking, 1901 to 1904 ; organised
Renter's service in the East for the
Russo-Japanese War ; with General
Kuroki's army from the battle of
the Yalu to the peace negotiations
(except battle of Shaho). Address:
Peking, China.
COLLYER, George Falconar (SHANG-
HAI), Assistant Secretary, Standard
Life Assurance Company, Honorary
Captain of H.B.M. Army ; b. Aug.
1, 1872 ; m. G wendolyne Thorburn,
d. of late R. K. Thorburn. Educ. :
Privately, and on School Ship,
" Conway," Liverpool. Served in
South African War, 1900; present
at engagements at Alleman's Nek
and Laing's Nek. Decoration:
South African Medal (four clasps).
Clubs : Golfers, London ; Shanghai ;
Country, Shanghai. Address : 2,
French Bund, Shanghai, China.
COLMAN, Eugene Ernest (SINGA-
PORE), B.A. Cantab. ; Magistrate.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Oct.,
1902 ; acting 4th Magistrate, Singa-
pore, Oct., 1903 ; passed final
examination in Malay. July, 1904.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
COMTE, Colonel Gaspard M. L. A.
( HANOI ), Commandant du 10e
Regiment d'Infanterie Coloniale.
Decoration : Officier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
CONDER, Prof. Josiali (TOKYO),
F.R.I. B.A., Emeritus Professor,
Imperial University ; b. Sept. 28,
1852. Educ. : Bedford Commercial
School; took Harper's £200 premium
at Bedford School ; took Soan med-
allion and travelling studentship at
the Royal Institute of British
Architects. Engaged as Professor
of Architecture and practising
architect by Imperial Public Works
Department of Japanese Govern-
ment in 1876; carried out many
important public and private
buildings ; transferred to Tempo-
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Coo
rary Imperial Palace Building
Bureau in 1881, and afterwards to
Home Department, where still
holds position of Honorary Adviser
in Architecture ; Lecturer on
Architecture at Imperial Univer-
sity, 1886-88 ; elected Emeritus
Professor at the Imperial Univer-
sity in 1902 ; 1st Honorary President
of the Society of Japanese
Architects ; honorary member of
the Japanese Engineering Society.
Decorations : 4th class order of
Rising Sun, Japan ; 3rd class order
of Sacred Treasure, Japan.
Publications: "The Floral Art of
Japan " ; " Landscape Gardening
in Japan," etc., etc. Address: 25,
Mikawadai-machi, Azabu, Tokyo,
Japan.
CONLAY, William Lance (KUALA
LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil Service ;
b. June 21, 1869. Joined service at
Perak, 1893 ; acting junior officer ;
Ulu Pahang, 1897 ; acting District
Officer, Temerloh, 1898; do., Kuan-
tan, Oct., 1898; assistant District
Officer at Rompin ; District Officer
at Kuantan, 1899 ; assistant com-
missioner of Police, Selangor, 1902 ;
assistant commissioner of Police
and Registrar of Criminals, Kuala
Lumpur, 1906. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
CONNOLLY, Dr. Richard Michael
(KUALA LUMPUR), B.A., L.R.C.S.,
L.R.S.P., Edin. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service. Assistant Colonial
Surgeon, Nov., 1892 ; Deputy Sheriff,
Elmina, Feb., 1893; Distiict Com-
missioner, Salt Pond, May-Oct.,
1894 ; Distiict Commissioner Chama
Dixcove, June and July, 1895 ;
Medical Officer to Frontier Bound-
ary Commissioner, Nov., 1895.
District Surgeon at Tapah, Gopeng,
Batu Gajah, Larut, and Ipoh,.
1898-1933 ; Managing Director
" Times of Malaya," 1906. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
COOK, Edward Arthur (KUALA LUM-
PUR), Traffic manager, F.M.S. Rail-
ways; b. May 27, 18J9. Appointed
Traffic Superintendent, Perak State
Railways, 1892 ; present position
since 1903. Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
COOK, Rev. John Angus Bethune
(SINGAPORE), Ministerial Mission-
ary to Chinese, Presbyterian
Church of England; b. Oct., 28,
1854 ; m. 1882 Jeanie, e. d. of James
Henry. Educ. : Schools, Glasgow ;
Edinburgh University ; Theological
College, London. Visited Italy,
1872, shortly after liberation of that
country ; since 1882 has been in
Straits Settlements, and Sultanate
of Johore, except when on
furlough in Europe, India, China
Burma, and Ceylon ; revisited Italy
in 1904 during President Loubet'.s
visit. Publications : Articles in
local press and home magazines.
Club: Foreign Missions, London.
Address: Gilstead, Newton, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
COOPER, Rev. Albert Seth (WU-
CHANG), B.A. ; Priest in P.E.
Church of America; b. Feb., 27,
1876. Educ. : Delaware College ;
General Theological Seminary.
Curate at St. Mark's Church, 16th
and Locust Sts., Philadelphia,
61
•Coo
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1901-03; Curate at St. Elizabeth's
Church, 16th and Mifflin Sts.,
Philadelphia, 1903-05. Addrets :
American Church Mission, Wu-
chang, China.
COOPER, Hsrbart James (BATU
GAJAH), F.M.S. Civil Service ; b.
Oct. 26, 1875. Assistant Engineer,
Public Works Department, Perak,
1902 ; Pahang, 1903 ; Perak, 1904 ;
Batu Gajah, 1906. Address : Batu
Gajah, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
COPLEY, George (PEXANG), Straits
Settlements Civil Service ; 6. June
28, 1858 ; Secretary to Municipality
of Malacca; assistant Treasurer,
Penaug, 1903; Treasurer of Free
School Committee, Penang. Ad-
dress : Penaug, Straits Settlements.
'COREA, Bishop of (see : TURNER, B/r.
REV. ARTHUR BERESFORD).
CORMAC, Charles Richard (KUALA
LUMPUR), A.M.I.E.E. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service; b. Aug. 14, 1887. Chief In-
spector of Posts and Telegraphs,
Selangor, Sept., 1891 ; acting Super-
intendent of Posts and Telegraphs,
Selangor, May, 1893 ; assistant
Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs, Selangor, Jan., 1897 ;
acting Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs, Selangor, Aug., 1899;
acting Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs, Negri Sembilan, Jan.,
1902 ; Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs, Pahang, and acting
Superintendent of Posts and Tele-
graphs, Negri Sembilan, July, 1932;
assistant Accountant of Posts and
Telegraphs for F.M.S. since 19:-5.
Address : Ku\la Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
CORNABY, Rev. William Arthur
(SHANGHAI), Wesleyan Minister,
engaged in C.L.S. (formerly called
S.D.K.) editorial and literary work ;
b. Sydenham, London, June 19,
1860. Educ. : Sydenham Grammar
School ; South Kensington School
of Mines ; Wesleyan College, Rich-
mond. Assistant teacher of
Chemistry at Clifton College,
Bristol, 1881-1883; with Prof. A.
Shenstone engaged in research
work for Royal Society, " The
Alkaloids of Nux Vomica Root,'
etc. ; was then a member of the
Chemical Society of Berlin ; arrived
in China in 1885 ; Wesleyan Mission,
Hankow and Hanyang, for eighteen
years ; editor of " Chinese Christian
Review," from 1889; editor of
" Chinese Weekly " also in Shang-
hai from 1904. Publications: "A
String of Chinese Peach Stories,"
1893; "China under the Search-
light," 1901; "In Touch with
Reality," 1935. Address : 44, Boone
Road, Shanghai, China.
COSGRAVE, William Nassau
(BATAXG PADANG), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. July 2, 1867. Appren-
ticed to Public Works Department
headquarters, Perak, 1891 ; acting
Clerk of Works, Larut, Dec., 1892;
acting District Engineer, Kuala
Kangsar, Aug., 1893; acting assis-
tant Engineer, Headquarters Staff,
Oct., 1894; assistant Engineer on
Irrigation Work, Jan., 1895; assis-
tant Engineer, Kinta, Oct., 1895;
acting assistant Engineer, Krian,
April, 1897 ; assistant Engineer,
Kuala Pilah, Nov., 1898; acting
Superintendent Public Works De-
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Cow
partment, Negri Sembilau, Sept.
1899; executive Engineer, Kuala
Pilah, Jan., 1901; executive Engi-
neer, Srd grade, Jan., 1902; acting
State Engineer, 1902 ; executive
Engineer, Crd grade, Tapali, 1904 ;
executive Engineer, Batang,
Padang. Address : Batang Padang,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
COULSON, John Bliss (YOKOHAMA),
Merchant ; b. Jan. 8, 1850 ; m. April
17, 1901, at Hongkong. Educ. :
Clevedon College, Northampton,
England. Director of Lane, Craw-
ford and Co., Ltd., Yokohama.
Address : 253, Bluff, Yokohama ;
and 59, Yokohama, Japan.
COURTEAUD, Leonard G. H. (HANOI),
Chef de Service de 1'Enregistrement,
des Domaines et du Timbre ; b.
March, 1851. Entered Civil Service
of Indo-Miina, May 9, 1883 ; appoin-
ted to present post, March 21, 19CO.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, In do-
China.
COUSLAND, Dr. Philip Brunelleschi
(Cri'AOCHOU-FU), M.B., C.M., Edin. ;
Medical Missionary. Educ. : George
Watson's School, Edinburgh, and
Edinburgh University ; formerly
secretary of the Shanghai Com-
mittee on Medical Nomenclature.
Publications: Handbook of
Physiology (Chinese). Address:
Ch'aochou-fu, via Swatow, China.
COUVREUR, Rav. Nicholas Justin
(SINGAPORE), Procurator of Mis-
sions Etraugeres ; b. 1855 at Grancy-
sur-Ource* (C6te d'Or) France.
Educ. : Ecclesiastical Colleges of
Langres and Paris. Vice- Procurator
of Mission Etrangere.sjat Hong-
kong, 1878-80 ; since 1880 Procurator
at Singapore ; one of chief social
and financial figures in Straits,
where controls vast interests in
real property, etc., on behalf of
Society of Missions Etrangeres ;
though French citizen was selected
by Government as Assessor, sitting
with Chief Justice, Sir Lionel Cox,
in case of expropriation of certain
property belonging to the P. and O.
Co., and Jardine, Matheson and
Co., for Singapore Railway in 1904 ;
Considered one of ablest experts
on real estate and business in-
terests in Far East. Address :
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
COWEN, John (TIENTSIN), Journalist;
b. Sept, 6, 1867, 2nd s. of late John
Richard Cowen, Assistant Editor,
" Yorkshire Post ;" m. Marion, d. of
Benjamin Wright, of Manchester.
Educ. : Leeds Grammar School.
Has served upon editorial staffs of
newspapers at Newcastle-on-Tyne,
Leeds, Hull, Preston and London ;
sub-editor of " The Times," 1895-7 ;
private Secretary to Editor of " The
Times," 1897-1900 ; arrived in China
as special correspondent in connec-
tion with the Boxer lisiug in 1900;
founded at Peking, on Jan. 21, 1901,
the " China Times," the first
foreign daily newspaper published
in the Chinese capital ; transferred
it in April same year to Tientsin,
where it is now published; also
founded the first evening newspaper
in the district the " Evening Ex-
press " ; sentenced in 1903 to im-
prisonment and deportation to the
United Kingdom under the China,
and Corea Order in Council, for
Cow
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certain comments in connection
with Russo-Japanese war ; sentence
afterwards quashed and new Order
in Council issued in 1904 in which
objectionable clause, under which
action was taken, was modified.
Address : " China Times," Tientsin,
China.
COWEN, William Charles Barker
(TIENTSIN), Journalist ; b. May 3,
1865, at Hull, e. s. of late John
Richard Cowen, Assistant Editor,
" Yorkshire Post;" m. May 16, 1891,
o. d. of Charles Bartram, The
Causey, Maxley Hill, Co. Durham.
Educ. : Leeds Grammar School.
Assistant Sub-editor, " Eastern
Morning News" (Hull), 1883; As-
sistant Sub-editor, " Newcastle
Daily Chronicle," Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 1884 ; Chief Sub-editor, "New-
castle Daily Chronicle," 1891;
Assistant editor, " Newcastle Daily
Chronicle," 1896; Editor, "Lan-
cashire Daily Post," and " Preston
Guardian," Preston, 1900; editor,
"China Times," Tientsin, 1905.
Publications : " Road Book of
Northumberland and Durham,"
" History of the Motor Car."
Address : " China Times," Tientsin,
China.
COX, Alexander George (TIENTSIN),
F.R.G.S., M.I.C.E. ; District En-
gineer, Imperial Chinese Railways ;
b. Sept. 28, 1865 ; m. 1894, Florence,
widow of Rev. G. Innocent. Educ. :
The Commercial College, Adelaide,
South Australia. Indentured pupil,
and subsequently assistant to
Seaver and Shaw, Civil and Mining
Engineers, Adelaide and Sydney ;
joined Imperial Railways of North
China as Assistant Engineer in
1887 ; promoted Resident, 1891, and
District Engineer, 1893 ; acted as
Engineer-in-Chief of British Rail-
way Administration ( Military )
1901-02, and was mentioned in
despatches ; on reversion of rail-
ways to Chinese Government again
appointed Distiict Engineer. Deco-
rations : Double Dragon, 2nd of 3rd
class ; China Medal, clasp Relief of
Peking. Address : Imperial Chinese
Railways, Tientsin, China.
COX, E. A. W. (SARAWAK), Resident-
Cadet, Sarawak Civil Service,.
March 1885; Assistant Resident
May, 1891 ; June, 1896 ; Resident,
2nd class, March, 1898, of Tiusan;
again May, 1899. Address: Sarawak,
Biitish Noith Borneo.
COX, Francis Becle (MIAMH;U)V
Federated Malay States Civil
Service ; b. May 27, 1864, 4th s. of
Lieut-Colonel Rkhaid Snead Cox,
of Brexwood Couit and Eaton
Bishops, Herefordshire; D.L., J.P. ;
m. Nov. 5, 1890, Mary Winifred,
d. of late Charles Salvin. Educ r
Dcwmide College, rear Bath.
Joined Federated Malay States: Civil
Seivice, 1888; Deputy Lieutenant
for Herefordshire. Address : Klang,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
COX, Dr. George Aitnur (CHIN-
KIANG), L.R.C.P. and S., Etlin. ;
Medical Missionary; b. Sept. 16,
1861 ; in. 1890, L. G. Thomas. Educ. :
Madras and Edinburgh. Ai rived
in China in connection with China
Inland Mission, Jan., 1888; while
studying language travelled to
! Missionary stations on Yangtze
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Cri
River as far as Sha-shu ; appointed
Schofleld Memorial Hospital,
Taiyuen, Shansi, 1891; appointed
to medical work in connection with
Training Home at Yangchow, and
stationed at Chinkiang in 1892,
where has since remained. Ad-
dress : China Inland Mission,
Chinkiang, China.
COX, Sir William Henry Lionel
(SINGAPORE), Kt. Bach., 1896; Chief
Justice; b. 1864; in., 2nd, 1903,
Elizabeth Cushing, d. of late Lewis
Pughe, of Seranton, Pennsylvania.
Educ.: Mauritius. Banister Middle
Temple, 1866; Substitute Pro-
cureur and Advocate-General,
Mauritius, Feb., 1880; Puisne
Judge of the Supreme Court, Aug.
1880 ; Procureur and Advocate Gen-
eral, Aug., 1886; Chief Justice,
Straits Settlements, since 1892.
'Club: Singapore. Address: Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
CRAIG, Rofceit Henry Aithur (HONG-
KONG), J.P. ; Civil Service; b. Oct.
10, 1857. Joined Imperial Civil
Service, 1880 ; joined Hongkong
Civil Service, 1894 ; Assistant Su-
perintendent of Prisons, 1899 to
date. Address: Hongkong.
CRAIG, William (SINGAPORE), Straits
Civil Service ; b. Dec. 21, 1867.
Edvc. : Piivately. Arrived in Singa-
pore under engagement as jour-
nalist to Singapore " Free Press " ;
joined Government Service as mail
assistant, May, 1889 ; Superinten-
dent of Mails, 1903 ; Acting Su-
perintendent Money Order Branch
and Savings Bank, Oct., 1903.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
CRAWFORD, Robeit Alexander
(KUALA LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. May 20, 1870. Land and
Survey Depaitment West Australia,
1900 ; District Surveyor, Selangor,
1901. Address : Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
CRAYSSAC, Pierre Arittide (HANOI),
Director General of the Depait-
ment of Customs and Excise,
Imlo-Chiiia ; 6. March 3, 1854.
Joined the local service, Oct. 31,
1902. Decorations : Chevalier de la
Legion d'Honneur ; Officier
d'Acad^mie. Address : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
CRESTIEN, Gillcs Francois Auguite
Jacques (EENTRE), Re.sidci t ; Ad-
ministrator, 2nd class; b. ^ une 8,
1861. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Dec. 16, 1881; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, July 1, 1893; Ad-
ministrator, 3rd class, July 1,
1895 ; Administrator,' 2nd class,
Aug. 2, 1900. Address: Bentre,
province of Bentre, Cochin-China.
C R I C H T 0 N , Reginald (KUALA
LUMPUR), F.M.S. C ivil Service ; b.
Oct. 10, 1877. Cadet at Perak, 1900 ;
acting assistant District Magistrate
and Treasurer, Kuala Kangsar,
May, 1901 ; acting assistant Dis-
trict Magistrate, Bruas, Oct. 1902 ;
acting assistant District Officer,
Gopeng, Feb., 1903; acting 2nd
Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur,
1904. Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
CROOK, Alfred H. (HONGKONG), B.A.,
1900, M.A., 1905, Lc.D. ; F.R.G.S. ;
Assistant Master, Queen's College ;
b. 1873. Lecturer in Biology, Hong-
kong College of Medicine. Chil>:
Hongkong. Address : Queen's
College, Hongkong.
CROUCHER, Dr. F. B. (MALACCA),
M.B. ; Colonial Surgeon ; House
Surgeon General Hospital, Singa-
pore, 1893 ; Colonial Surgeon,
Malacca, Jan., 1897. Address :
Malacca, Straits Settlements.
CROWE, Edward Thomas Frederick
(TAMSUl), H. B. M. Consular Ser-
vice; b. Aug., 1877; m. Eleanor
Lay in 1901. Educ. : Bedford
Grammar School; appointed stu-
dent interpreter in Japan, 1897 ;
promoted 2nd Assistant, April,
1899 ; held local rank of Vice-
Cousul at Yokohama, Jan., 1901, to
April, 1902; promoted 1st Assistant,
May, 1903 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Kobe, Aug. 8, to Sept. 23, 1903 ; has
been acting Consul at Tamsui
since Dec., 1904. Clubs : Yokohama
United ; Kobe, T watutia Foreign.
Address: H. B. M. Consulate, Tam-
sui, Formosa.
CRUICKSHANK, William A. C. (HONG-
KONG), Merchant; in. in Nov., 1904.
After some years' business ex-
perience in London, came out to
Jardine, Matheson and Co. in
1882 ; given " per procuration " in
1901, and made a partner in 1904.
Recreations: Supporter of sport in
various branches ; rowing in early
days polo (player from com-
mencement of club), shooting and
racing in Shanghai and Hongkong.
Clubs : Hongkong ; Shanghai ;
Thatched House, Lond. Address:
East Point, Hongkong; " Trailflatt"
Dumfrieshire, N.B.
CUDENET, Louis Francois (HATIEN),
Resident ; Administrator, 2nd
class ; b. July 22, 1861. Joined Indo-
China Civil Service, July 8, 1885;
Administrator, 4th class, July 1,
1893 ; Administrator, 3rd class,
Sept. 1, 1898 ; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1902. Address:
Hatien, Province of Hatien, Cochin-
China.
CUNNINGHAM, Alfred (HONGKONG),
General Manager and Editor
"South China Morning Post"; 6.
Paddington, London, Dec. 7, 1870 ;
2nd s. of F. Cunningham, London,
journalist. Articled journalist, Lon-
don, 1884; general London and
provincial experience ; filled edi-
torial appointments, Singapore,
Shanghai and Hongkong ; served in
Chino-Japanese war as special cor-
respondent ; was special coi'respon-
deut for " New York Journal " with
Spanish forces in Philippines,
Spanish-American war ; special
correspondent at Chinese Rebellion
at Tset Tze Lin, and in 1905 for
" Daily Mail " and " New York Sun "
at Camrang Bay with the Baltic
Fleet ; special correspondent for
South China for the New York
" Sun " ; Secretary to the Public
Committee whose petition secured
the appointment of Royal Commis-
sion of Inquiry into the sanitary
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Cus
condition of Hongkong; gold
Medallist of Hanoi Exposition of
1902; founded the "South China
Morning Post," 1903. Publications:
Special articles on Siberia, 1899;
" The French in Tonkin and South
China," " The Chinese Soldier and
other Sketches," and "Scrutator's
Letters on the Insanitary condition
of Hongkong." Clubs : Hongkong ;
St. George's, Hongkong. Address :
Hongkong.
CUNNINGHAM, W. D. (TOKYO),
Missionary and Teacher of English ;
b. Pittsburg, Pa., 1864 ; m. to Emily
Boyd, Pa., June 2, 1898. Educ.:
Bethany College and Wooster
University, U.S.A. Professor of
Mathematics in State Normal
College, California, 1889-90 ; lecturer
on Hermenutics in College of
Disciples, St. Thomas, Ontario,
1894-98; came to Japan, Oct., 1901 ;
teacher of English in Nobles'
College, Tokyo, 1903-4 ; independent
Missionary. Publications: A few
booklets on Christianity and
Education. " Address: 6 Nakacho,
Yotsuya, Tokyo, Japan.
CUNYNGHAME, Sir Percy (SARAWAK),
10th Bt., cr. 1702; on the staff of
H. H. The Rajah of Sarawak ; 6.
Feb. 21, 1867; s. of 9th Bt. and
Jessica, d. of Rev. W. H. Bloxsome ;
S. father, 1900; m. 1903, Maud
Albiuia Margaret, o. d. of Major
Selwyn Payne, Badgeworth Court,
'Gloucester ; is a Captain, 5th Batt.,
Duke of Cambridge's Own Mid-
dlesex Regiment, and Resident * of
Sarawak. Heir: s., b. Feb. 7, 1905.
Club : Junior United Service.
Address : The Residency, Sarawak,
Borneo; Badgeworth Court,
Gloucester.
CURTIS, Frederick Joseph (CHEFOO),
Merchant ; b. July 2, 1869 ; m. 1896.
Educ. : At Southampton, England.
Fifteen years in the Mercantile
Marine ; holds Master's certificate ;
settled in Chefoo, 1898 ; Lloyds'
Agent since 1902 ; now controlling
firm of Curtis Bros., Import and
Export Manufacturers' Agents ;
Address: Chefoo, North China.
CUSCADEN, George Percy (KUALA
LUMPUR), Assistant Commandant
Police; b. March 25, 1883. Joined
Royal Irish Constabulary, 1902;
acting Assistant Superintendent
of Police, Straits Settlements, 1903;
Assistant Commandant of Police,
Taiping; ditto, Kuala Lumpur,
to 1906. Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
CUSCADEN, Capt. William Andrew
(SINGAPORE), Superintendent of
Police; b. Nov. 1, 1853. Educ.:
Diocesan School, Wexford ; Trinity
College, Dublin. Captain and In-
structor of Musketry, 4th Batt.,
Royal Dublin Fusiliers ; Assistant
Inspector, Gold Coast Constabu-
lary, 1879 ; Civil Commissioner,
Tacquah, 1880; Chief Inspector of
Police, Singapore, 1883; acting
Assistant Superintendent, Penang,
18S3 ; Assistant Superintendent,
Penang, 1884; Acting Superinten-
dent, Malacca, Singapore, and
Penang, 1889 ; Assistant Superinten-
dent, Province Wellesley, 1893 }
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Superintendent Police, Malacca,
1897; Acting <;hief Police Officer,
Singapore, 1898 ; Acting Inspector
General of Police, Straits Settle-
ments; Municipal Commissioner
for Singapore, 1901 ; Superintendent
of Police, Singapore, since 1902.
Cluts: Edward Yacht, Kingston;
Coruna; Singapore. Address:
Goodwood Estate, Tanglin, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
CUTHBERT, Rev. William James
(KYOTO), b. Jan. 6, 1877 ; m. Mar-
garet, d. of the late Consul John
Simpson. Educ. : Private tutors ;
Rashotah Seminary, U.S.A. Ad-
dress: Kyoto, Japan.
DAIN, Colonel Victor C. H. (HANOI),
Commandant, ler Regiment de
Tirailleurs Annamites. Decora-
tion: Officier de la Legion d'Hon-
neur. Address: Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
DALLAS, Hon. Francis Henry
(SARAWAK), Treasurer of Sarawak ;
b. Feb. 26, 1866; ro. Ethel, y, d.
of Charles Santley. Educ. : Univer-
sity College School, London. Was
on the staff of Mutual Life
Office, London, 1886-92; assistant
Secretary, Penang Municipality,
1894-97 ; acting Secretary, 1896-97 ;
joined Sarawak Service, 1897;
Editor "Sarawak Gazette," 1897;
Registrar, Supreme Court, 1899;
acting Treasurer and Clerk of
Supreme Council, 1900-1901 ; acting
Postmaster General, 1902; acting
Treasurer, 1902 ; Treasurer and
Recorder of Supreme Council, 1903;
member of Committee of Ad-
ministration during absence of
H. H. the Rajah, 1903-4. Club:
Sports. Address: Kuching, Sara-
wak, Borneo.
DALTON, Captain Hubert Grant-
(HONGKONG) R.N. ; Captain of
H. M. second class cruiser " Flora."
Promoted to present rank, June 30,
1904 ; appointed to command, Jan.
17, 1905. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: H.M.S. "Flora," Hongkong.
DALY, Maurice Dominic (PEKAN),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. April 14,
1875. Cadet, Negri Sembilan, 1898 ;
acting District Officer, Kuala
Pilah, Oct., 1901; acting assistant
District Officer, Pekan, Feb., 1902 ;
assistant District Officer, Pekan,
March, 1902 ; acting District Officer,
Kuantan, Sept. 1902 ; appointed
District Officer, 1906. Address:
Pekan, Pahang, Federated Malay
States.
DAMADE, Auguste Charles Francois
(YEN-BAY), Resident; Administra-
tor, 2nd class ; b. Jan. 1, 1852.
Joined Indo-China Civil Service,
Nov. 5, 1889; Administrator, 4th
class, Jan. 16, 1890 ; Administrator,
3rd class, Jan. 1, 1895 ; Administra-
tor, 2nd class, Feb. 2, 1901. Address :
Y6n-Bay, Tonkin, Indo-China.
D'AMBRO-ADAMOCZ, B. (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Austria-Hun-
gary. Address : Austria-Hungary
Legation, Kioicho, Kojimachiku,
Tokyo, Japan.
DANBY, William (HONGKONG),
M.I.C.E., Civil Engineer and
Architect ; b. May 5, 1842. Educ. :
Dan
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Leeds Grammar School ; King's
College, London. Articled as a
Civil Engineer to the Municipal
Engineer, Leeds, afterwards As-
sistant and, subsequently,
Deputy Borough Engineer,
Leeds, 1866; Chief Resident En-
gineer (under the late Sir Thomas
Hawksley, F.R.S., Past President
Institute of Civil Engineers); in
charge of the large \Vashburn Ex-
tension of the Leeds C.W.W.,
1869-73 ; appointed assistant to the
Surveyor General of Hongkong,
Dec., 1873, and was in charge of the
detailed surveys and borings for
the Tytam Waterworks, 1874-75 ;
had charge of all new Government
Public Works and Surveys, 1874-79,
resigned from the Government ser-
vice, Feb., 1879; commenced private
practise that year and has since,
among other works, erected sugar
refineries and docks ; elected
Lieutenant of local Volunteer
Corps, May, 1878 ; appointed J.P.,
Jan. 24, 1882 ; represented the
Chinese Government in the settle-
ment of the Shameen Riot claims,
Canton, August, 1884 ; attacked by
Chinese in New Territory when
on a geological expedition, July 19,
1879; is Past D.S.G.W. Hongkong
and South China. Club: Hong-
kong. Address: Queen's Gardens,
and Queen's Road Central, Hong-
kong.
DANE, Dr. Robert (SINGAPORE),
M.R.C.S., L.S.A. (1887), L.R.C.P.
(1889); Colonial Surgeon. House
Physician, Middlesex Hospital,
1890; House Surgeon, General
Hospital, Singapore, June, 1890;
Colonial Surgeon, Province Welles-
ley, March, 1893 ; Colonial Surgeon,
Singapore, March, 1901. Club :
Singapore. Address : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
D'ANETHAN, Baroness Albert, nee
Haggard, (TOKYO); b. at Braden-
ham Hall, Norfolk; m. Nov. 17,
1886, to Baron Albert d'Anethan
Publications : " His Chief's Wife ; "
"Love Songs and Other Songs;"
" It Happened in Japan," etc., etc.,
Decorations: Medals of Japanese
Red Cross Society and of Imperial
(Japanese) Silver Wedding. Club:
Grosvenor Crescent, London. Ad-
dress: Belgian Legation, Tokyo,
Japan.
D'ANETHAN, Baron Albert (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Belgium; b.
June 13, 1849; m. Eleonore Mary
Haggard. Educ. : Athenee of
Brussels; Liege University. En-
tered the Belgian diplomatic service
in 1870 and served 3 years at the
Foreign Office ; appointed Secretary
to Legation in Japan, 1873 ; Secre-
tary to Legation in Great Britain,
1876; Conseiller of Legation at
Washington, 1880; at Constantinople
and Vienna, 1883 ; at Rio de Janeiro,
1886; at London, 1888; Minister in
Brazil, 1889; Minister in Tokyo since
1893 ; Doyen of the Corps Diploma-
tique from 1897 to 1906. Decora-
tions: Officer of Leopold; G.C. of
Rising Sun ; G.C. of Isabelle la
Calholique; K.C. of Rose; K.C. of
Iron Crown ; K.C. of Osmanie ; Kt.
of Legion of Honour ; Kt. of Albert
le Valeureux, etc., etc. Clubs:
Tokyo, and Yokohama United.
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Address: Belgian Legation, Tokycf,
Japan.
DANIEL, Walter John (HONGKONG),
Solicitor; 6. 1877. Educ. : Sntton
Vallance Grammar School, Kent,
Arrived Hongkong, 19C5, under
engagement to Johnston, Stokes
and Master. Address: Hongkong.
DANIELS, Dr. Charles Wilberforcs
(KUALA LUMPUR), B.A., M.B.,
M.R.C.S. ; Director of Institute
for Medical Research; b. May 9,
1862. Government Medical Officer,
Fiji, 1899; Government Medical
Service, British Guiana, 1892;
present position in F.M.S. Civil
Service since 1903. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
D'ARAUJO, Patrick (KUALA LUMPUR),
A.I.E.E. ; Electrical Engineer;
Superintendent, Posts and Tele-
graphs; b. July 1, 1859. Etlut'.:
India. In charge of Telegraphs,
Bolan Pass, dm ing last Afghan
War; Superintendent, Posts and
Telegraphs, North Sembilan, since
1900. Address: Post Office, Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
DARKE, Robert William Bowrmg1
(KI-ALA LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. Dec. 6, 1869. Surveyor
at Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, and
Ulu Langat, 1896-7 ; District
Surveyor, April, 19G2 ; acting
Superintendent of Revenue Sur-
veys, 1904. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
DARWALL, Lieut.-Commander Wil-
liam H. (HONGKONG), R.N. ; in
command of H.M. torpedo boat
destroyer " Janus." Lieutenant,
March 15, 1903 ; appointed to com-
mand, May 15, 1905. Club : Hong-
kong. Address : H.M.S. " Janus,"
Hongkong.
DAUBENY, Charles W. ( SARAWAK ),
Supeiintendent of Police ; (late 3rd
batt. Cheshire Regiment). Joined
Sarawak Civil Service, 1883 ; Officer
in Charge, Baram, 1885 ; Inspector
of Police and Prisons, 1888 ; Super-
intendent of Police and Prisons,
1901. Address: Sarawak, British
North Borneo.
DAURAND-FORGUES (see : FORGUES,
MARIE ADELBERT EUGENE DAU-
RAND-).
DAVIES, Reginald Downing (SINGA-
PORE), M.J.I.; Journalist; b. Feb.,
1878, at London ; in. Mabel, 4th d.
of, P. Ovenden, of Clifton. Educ.:
Cheltenham College. Reporter,
Bristol "Times and Mirror";
arrived at Singapore, 1902 ; Sub-
Editor, Singapore "Free Press".
Publications: " Siam in the Malay
Peninsula " ; various stories and
articles in London and local press.
Address : " Free Press ", Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
DAVID, Paul August Felix (SEKEM-
BAN), F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. May
10, 1874. Cadet at Perak, 1896;
assistant District Magistrate and
Treasivrer, Kuala Kangsar, Dec.,
1900 ; acting assistant Secretary
to Resident, March, 1902 ; acting
District Magistrate, Matang, April,
1902 ; acting assistant Secretary to
Resident, Aug., 1902; acting Dis-
trict Magistrate, Kuala Kangsar,
Dav
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Nov., 1902; 2nd assistant District
Officer, Kuala Kangsar, and acting
assistant Secretary to Resident,
Jan., 1893 ; District Officer, Temer-
loh, continued as acting assistant
Secretary to Resident, Perak, Mar.,
1904 ; acting Revenue Auditor,
Seremban, 1906. Address: Serem-
ban, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
DAVIDSON, Ewen Charles (PERAK),
F.M.S. civil Service ; b. July 30,
1850. Road Overseer, Kinta, 1890 ;
Financial clerk, Public Works
Department, Perak, March, 1891;
assistant Superintendent of Posts
and Telegraphs, April, 1895 ; acting
Superintendent of Posts and Tele-
graphs, Selangor, Aug., 1900 ; acting
Superintendent, Posts and Tele-
graphs, Perak, 1906. A ddress : Perak,
Federated Malay States.
DAVIS, Edward Clarence (YOKO-
HAMA), Merchant"; Senior partner
Samuel, Samuel and Co.; b. 1874 ; m.
Clara, o. d. of H. W. Andrews, Yoko-
hama and Cincinnati. Educ. : St.
Paul's School ; Heidelberg College.
Arrived in the East in 1896 to join
firm of Samuel, Samuel and Co.; was
made senior partner in 1901 ; when
war broke out firm was entrusted
with responsible duty of supplying
the Japanese Army and Navy;
successfully negotiated Kansai
Railway Loan in 1905 (first Japanese
railway loan ever floated abroad) ;
has been holder of Formosa and
Japan Camphor Monopolies for six
years; has been President, Yoko-
hama Foreign Board of Trade for
last two years ; President of Yoko-
hama Amateur Dramatic Club ; one
of the founders of Beethoven (Mus.)
Society. Clubs : Thatched House,
Lond. ; Yokohama United. Address:
Yokohama, Japan; 29, Gloucester
Place, Portman Square, London.
DAVIS, William Herbert Trenchard
(HONGKONG), J.P. ; Branch Mana-
ger and Underwriter, Commercial
Union Assurance Co. ; b, Dec. 19,
1868. Chairman of the Fire In-
surance Association of Hongkong,
1899-1901, 1904-6; Honorary Secre-
tary, Volunteer Reserve Association
from inception till March, 1906.
Club : Hongkong. Address: Hong-
kong.
DAY, George Harold (KUALA LUM-
PUR), Barrister at Law; Advocate
and Solicitor, Federated Malay
States ; b. Jan. 4, 1876. Educ. :
Radley College ; University College,
Oxford. Called to Bar by Inner
Temple, 1899. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
DAY, H. R. A. (KUCHING), Magistrate.
Cadet, Sarawak Civil Service, 1886 ;
assistant Resident, Lundu, 1881;
assistant Resident, Bitulu, 1893;
Resident, 2nd class, 1896 ; Resident
of Lundu, 1898 ; Resident, 2nd class,
Upper Sarawak, 1902 ; Magistrate,
Court of Request*, Kuching. Ad-
dress : Kuching, Sarawak, Borne.
DEACON, Victor Hobart (HONGKONG),
Solicitor ; b. Ottery, St. Mary,
Devon, Jan. 19, 1847. Educ. :
Marlborough College. Arrived
Hongkong, July, 1880. Clubs :
Junior Carlton, Pall Mall, London ;
Hongkong. Address: 1 Des Voeus
Road, Hongkong.
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DEALY, Thomas Kirkman (HONG-
KONG), F.B.G.S., J.P. ; Second
Master Queen's College ; Educ. :
St. Mary's College, Brook Green,
Hammersmith ; Marquis of Rlpoii
Prizeman and double first (head of
each list) ; Intermediate Arts
(London); Dipl6m£ de 1' Alliance
Francaise, Degrd Supe"rieur (Paris);
student of Lincoln's Inn, Head-
master, St. Mary's Schools, Derby
Jan., 1881 to Aug., 1884; arrived in
Hongkong as Assistant Master,
Government Central School, Dec. 1,
1884; Honorary Examiner in
Physics, College of Medicine for
Chinese, 1888 ; passed final
examination, Higher Grade
Chinese, Aug., 1890; Chief, Senior
Assistant Master, Queen's College,
and acting Second Master, for five
periods, between 1890 and 1905;
promoted Second Master, April,
19C6. Publications : Revised and
considerably enlarged the new
edition of the late Dr. Chalmers'
<l English and Cantonese Colloquial
Dictionary." Club : The Corona.
Address : " Craigmin East," Maga-
zine Gap, Hongkong.
DEANS, Rev. William (I CHANG),
Minister of Church of Scotland ; b.
Oct. 28, 1864. Educ. : Wilton Public
School ; Edinburgh University.
Arrived in China, March, 1890;
Senior Missionary of Church of
Scotland since 1893 ; was present at
riots of 1891, 1895 and 1900 ; in 1891
troubles lost all possessions ; at
present time head of training
institution for native workers and
of Boy's High School, Ichang;
correspondent of " N.-C. Daily
News." Publications: "A Catechism
for the Young in China " ; articles
to " Life and Work " ; " Morning
Rays " ; " Mission World " ; " Ex-
pository Times " ; " Missionary Re-
corder." Address : Ichang, China.
DEARING, Rev. John Lincoln (YOKO-
HAMA), D.D. ; Clergyman and Mis-
sionary ; b. Dec. 10, 1858 ; m. May, d.
of Rev. H. Hinckley, Mass., U.S.A.
Educ. : Colby College ; Newton
Theological Seminary. President
of Baptist Theological Seminary,
Yokohama, since 1904 ; Vice-Pre-
sident, Standing Committee of Co-
operating Christian Missions of
Japan ; Secretary of Asiatic Society
of Japan ; correspondent, Japan
Society, London ; one of Secretaries
of Ecumenical Conference, New
York, 1900 ; arrived in Japan, 1889 ;
formerly Pastor's Assistant in
Cambridge, Mass. Publications:
" Systematic Theology " (in Ja-
panese) ; sundry articles in maga-
zines, etc. Address: 75, Bluff,
Yokohama, Japan.
DE BECKER, Joseph Ernest
(YOKOHAMA), Solicitor ; b. Dec., 7,
1863, at London; m. 1900, Ethel
Dorothy Suzu, d. of late— Takegaki,
formerly Minister of Daimyo of
Nagaoka, Echigo Province. Educ. :
Great Britain. Went to America
as young man ; arrived in Japan,
1887 ; was engaged in commerce
some years, during which attention
was attracted to subject of judi-
cial reform; was led to make
elaborate study of Japanese lan-
guage, customs and laws ; for 12
years previous to treaty revision
followed each step in Compilation
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of modern Codes ; when Treaties
were finally revised was appointed
by Impeiial Japanese Government
Special Commissioner of Judicial
' Department to assist in interpre-
tation of complicated foreign cases;
was engaged in celebrated miller
triple murder case veiy day after
revised Treaties came into force.
' Publicaticns. : "Japanese Self
Taught," "The Nightless City";
" Kamakura, the City of Silent
Temples"; "Japanese Paitner-
ships and Companies ; " translator
of many of existing laws, and has
written several books on Japanese
legal matters. Cliils : Tokyo;
Yokohama United. Address: Yui-
ga-hama ; Kamakura-machi ; Soshiu
and 70, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama,
Japan.
DE BERNARD, Barthelemy Henri
(GiA-DiNH), Resident ; Administra-
tor, 1st class; I. Octt 6, 1859.
Joined Civil Service, Indo-China,
Dec. 20, 1884; Administrator, 4th
class, Oct. 7, 1889; Administrator,
3rd class, July 14, 1892; Adminis-
trator, 2nd class, Sept. 24, 1895;
Administrator, l^t class, Oct. 1,
1900. Decoration: Officer d'lnstiuc-
tion. Address: Gia-Dinh, province
of Gia-Dinh, Cochiu-Cliina.
DEBNEY, Stanley Turner (ULU
LAXGAT), Federated Malay States
Civil Service; b. March 2S, 1862.
Assistant Engineer, Kuala Seman-
tan railway, 1890 ; temporarily
employed on Railway survey,
Kuala Kubu to Raub, Feb., 1896;
District Surveyor, 1899; District
Surveyor in Revenue Office, Ulu
Langat, 1906. Address: Ulu
Langat, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
DEBON, Lieut-Colonel Alfred A.
(HANOI), Commandant Groupe des
Batteries de Reserve de Chine.
Decoration : Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. A ddress : Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
DE BONDY-RIARIO, Count Raphael
de Taillepied (SIXGAPOKK), Consul
for France ; b. May 21, 1856, at
Paris, s. of Count Emile de Bondy,
former Plenipotentiary Minister,
and of Countess, nee Marchioness
Riario-Sforza. Educ. : Paris, took
degrees in literature and law.
Entered French Diplomatic service
as attache to Cabinet of Minister
for Foreign affairs, 1878; Attache
of Embassy, at Vienna, 1879; 3rd
Secretary of Embassy at Stockholm,
1882; Charge d' Affairs, 1883; Sec-
retary of Embassy at Madiid, 1884 ;
Diplomatic service at Port au
Prince, 1885; at Lima, 1886; at
Buenos Ayres, 1887 ; Charge
d'Affaires in Argentine Republic,
1889; 2nd class Secretary of Legation
at Tokyo, 1891; appointed to
initiate a French Consulate at
Formosa, 1895 ; acting 1st Secretary
of Legation at Tokyo, 18£9; Consul
(first class) Singapore, since Sept. 16r
19G2. Decorations : Commander of
French Colonial Order of Cam-
bodge; Officer of Charles III of
Spain ; Knight Sovereign Order of
St. Jean de Jerusalem (Malta) ;
Wasa de Suede and Takoro de
Serbie, etc. Club: Cercle Agric ole,
Paris. Address: French Consulate,
10, St. Thomas' Walk, Singapore.
Straits Settlements.
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DE BOYER DE SAINTE SUZANNE,
Maurice M. M. J. F. R. (SAIGON),
Conseiller, Cour cl'Appel ; b. Mars
2, 1855. Entree rAdministration de
la Justice, Feb. 3, 1887 ; Conseiller,
Mai 13, 1902. Address : Saigon,
Cochin-China.
DE CARCER, M. (PEKING), Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary for Spain. Address :
Spanish Legation, Peking, China.
DE COLOMB, Emmanuel Joseph
Albert (HANOI), Treasurer; b. Jan.
13, 1857. Entered Indo-China Civil
Service, Dec. 23, 1902. Decoration:
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
DE FREITAS, J. Batallia (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Portugal. Ad-
dress : Portuguese Legation, 7,
Nagatacho, Kojimachi, Tokyo,
Japan.
DE GAIFFIER, M. E. (PEKING), Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Belgium. Ad-
dress : Belgian Legation, Peking,
China.
DEGORCE, Dr. Jean Charles Armand
(HANOI), Professor, 1'Eeole de
Medecine de 1'Indo-Chine ; Officer
d'Academie. Appointed, April 18,
1902. Address : Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
DE GOY, Pierre Marie (ANNAM),
Resident ; Administrator, 2nd
class; b. Nov. 29, 1860. Joined
Indo-China Civi^ Service, June 8,
1882; Administrator, 4th class,
Nov. 6, 1887; Administrator, 3rd
class, Jan. 1, 1893; Administrator,
2nd class, June 1, 1896. Decoration :
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Annam, Indo-China.
DE GRAY, Harry (SHANGHAI),
Manager of China and Japan
Trading Co. Member of Shanghai
Municipal Council. Club : Country,
Shanghai. Address : 2, Sungkiang^
Road, Shanghai, China.
DE HAMEL, Major Hargrave Barry
(BATU GAJAH), Assistant Commis-
sioner of Police ; b. 1872. Educ. :
Charterhouse. 2nd Lieut., London,
deny, R.G.A., 1889; Major, 1902;
seconded to the Hausa Force,
1895-97; Ashanti Expedition,
1895-96; seconded, Straits Settle-
ments Police, 1897-1905; seconded,
Federated Malay States Police
1905. Decoration: Ashanti Medal,
1895-96. Club: Junior United
Service, London, W. Address:
Batu Gajah, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
DE HAVILLAND, (see: HAVILLAND,
WALTER AUGUSTUS DE).
DE HORSEY, Captain Spencer V. Y.
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; Captain of
H.M. first class cruiser " Kent."
Promoted to present rank, Oct. 21,
19CO ; appointed to command, Dec.
15, 1905. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress : H.M.S. " Kent," Hongkong.
DE LALANDE-CALAN, Oliver Char-
les Arthur (SAIGON), Resident ;
Administrator, 1st class ; 6. Nov.,
16, 1853. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, July 1, 1881 ; Administrator
4th class, Jan., 1, 1884; Adminis-
trator, 3rd class, Jan. 1, 1886 ;
Administrator, 2nd class, Aug. 1,
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1889 ; Administrator, 1st class, Aug.
I, 1892. Decoration : Chevalier de
la Legion d'Honneur. Address:
Saigon, Cochin-China.
DE MELLO, Aloysius (SINGAPORE),
Straits Settlements Civil Service; b.
Nov. 8, 1880. Appointed to Colonial
Secretary's Office as Acting Chief
Clerk, April, 1904; transferred to
Chinese Protectorate, Singapore,
Nov., 1904; is Magistrate for Singa-
pore ; studied Chinese at Canton.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
DE MIRIBEL, Marie Joseph (HANOI),
Resident ; Administrator, 1st
class; b. Feb. 15, 185S. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Sept. 11,
1890 ; Administrator 4th class Sept.
II, 1898 ; Administrator, 3rd class,
July 14, 1894 ; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1890 ; Administrator,
1st class, Jan., 1, 1902 ; Decoration :
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
DEMPSTER, Capt. Herbert Thomas
(KUALA LUMPUR), Company Com-
mander, Malay States Guides ; b,
May 26, 1882. Wing officer, Malay
States Guides, 1902 ; Company
Commander, 1904. A ddress : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
DENHAM, John Edward (SHANGHAI),
Architect; b. Feb. 7, 1875 ; m. 1901,
Gladys, e. d. of John Smedley,
Architect and Painter. Educ. :
Hele's School, Exeter. Articled to
Edward George Warren, Architect ;
for seven years held appointment
as Architect to the Shanghai
Municipality ; 1901 joined partner-
ship in the firm of John Smedley
and Son, Architects, Shanghai and
Chefoo. Address: Shanghai, China.
DENING, Walter (SENDAI), Professor
of English in 2nd High School,
Sendai ; Journalist ; b. July 23, 1846;
m. 1870 and 1891. Educ. : Taignton,
Devonshire, and Church Missionary
College, London. Ordained in 1869;
priest in Mauiitius, 1870 ; mis-
sionary, under Church Missionary
Society at Andoverante, Madagas-
car, 1870-73 ; missionary under
Church Missionary Society |at
Hakodate, 1874 ; relinquished holy
orders, Nov. 17. 1885, and joined
Japanese Education Department;
appointed Lecturer in Ethics at
High Normal School ; joined the
Naval Department as teacher of
English at Naval Academy in 1890 ;
became Editor of "Japan Gazette,"
1891 ; went to Australia in 1892 ;
engaged in farming at Healesville,
Victoria, for three years ; returned
to Japan in July, 1895, and took up
present post. Decorations: 5th
order of Rising Sun. Publications :
" Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi,"
1888; "Japan in Days of Yore,"
1888, (2nd edition, enlarged, 1905) ;
" New Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi,"
1904; "High School Series of
English Readers " ; " Anglo-Japan-
ese Readers"; "Short Japanese
and Chinese Stories," and numerous
contributions to periodicals. Ad-
dress : Sendai, Japan.
DENNYS, Frederick Onslow Brooke
(SUNGKAi), Assistant Conservator of
Forests ; b. Oct. 31, 1873. Forest
Inspector at Selangor, 1902 ; acting
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Forest Officer, Selangor, 1902 ;
Forest Inspector, 1902 ; acting
assistant Conservator of Forests,
Perak, 1903 ; acting General Assis-
tant to Conservator, 1904; appointed
to present position, 1906. Address :
Sungkai, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
DENNYS, Henry Lardner (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor and Notary Public;
b. Hampshire, 1852. Admitted as a
solicitor of the Supreme Court of
Hongkong, Jan. 1874 ; Secretary,
Librarian and Curator of the City
Hall, Hongkong, 1877 to 1900 ;
Crown Solicitor, 1896 to 1900 ;
Solicitor of H.B.M. Supreme Court
in China and Japan ; Foreign
Member of the Chartered Institute
of Patent Agents. Address :
Hongkong ; Surbiton, Surrey.
DERRY, Robert (SINGAPORE), As-
sistant Superintendent, Botanical
Gardens ; b. Dec., 24, 1860. Engaged
Botanical Gardens, British Guiana,
1883; assistant Superintendent of
Forests, Malacca, 1886; acting
Superintendent of Forests, Singa-
pore, 1888 ; assistant Superinten-
dent of Forests, Penang, 1891 ;
Superintendent Government Gar-
dens, Taiping, Perak, 1898; as-
sistant Superintendent, Botanical
Gardens, Singapore, since 1903;
Member of Committee for Govern-
ment Agricultural Shows. Address :
Singapore, Straits Settlements
DESBOROUGH, Charles Ernest Mait-
land ( SEREMBAN ), Magistrate ;
b. Nov. 30, 1865. Secretary to
British Resident, Pahang, 1890 ;
acting Collector and magistrate,
Rompin, 1891 ; acting Collector and
Magistrate, Kuala Pahang, and
Rompin, 1892 ; acting Collector and
Magistrate and acting Registrar
of Mines, Pekan, 1892 ; assistant
Collector and Magistrate, Jelabu,
1893 ; Financial Officer, Sungei
Ujong and acting Auditor for N.egri
Sembilan, 1894; Collector of Land
Revenue, Sungai Ujong, 1895; Ma-
gistrate, Treasurer, and Inspector
of Schools, 1897 ; acting District
Officer, Jelebu, 1898 ; Warden of
Mines, Selangor, 1900 ; acting Dis-
trict Officer, Port Dickson, 1901 ;
circuit Magistrate, 1901 ; acting
Collector of Land Revenue and
Registrar of Titles, Perak, 1901 ;
assistant District Officer, Kinta,
1904 ; filled other posts, and ap-
pointed Circuit Magistrate, acting
Collector of Land Revenue, and
Registrar of Titles, Seremban, 1906.
Address : Seremban, Negri Sembi-
lan, Federated Malay States.
DESHON, Hon. H. F. (SARAWAK),.
Resident, 3rd Division ; b. April 24,.
1858, at West Ashton, Wiltshire, s.
of Rev. H. C. Deshon ; m. 1869,
Nora, y. d. of late George Bird,
Madras Civil Service. Educ. :
Sidney College, Bath. Cadet in
Sarawak service, 1876 ; assistant
Resident, Batang Lupar District,
1881 ; Resident, Batang Luparr
1883-1891; Divisional Resident of
4th Division, 1891-1894 ; acting-
Resident of 1st Division, 1894-1896 :
Personal A.D.C. to H.H. the Rajah
on visits to England, 1883 and 1901 r.
commanded punitive expedition
against head-hunters in Batang
Lupar, 1902. Recreations : Riding
and : cycling. Clnbs : Sports ;
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Sarawak ; Singapore sporting. Ad-
dress : Sarawak, Borneo.
DESORMEAUX, Alphonse Pierre
(SAIGON), Directeur ties Postes et
des Tel^graphes ; Chef tin Service,
Saigon ; b. April 28, 1856. Entree
TAdministration, April 1, 1873;
Directenr, Jan. 1, 1904. Address:
Saigon, Co chin- China.
DESVAUX, Leopold (SHANGHAI), Sub-
Manager, Banque del'Indo-Chine ;
I). Oct. 9, 1865. Educ. : Privately.
Was formerly on staff of Banque
Francaise du Bresil at Rio cie
Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Santos.
Club: Shanghai. Address: Banque
de I'lndo-Chine, Shanghai, China.
DEVAWONGSE, Prince (BANGKOK),
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Siam.
Decoration : Order of St. Alexander
Nevski, 1st class, Russia Address:
Office of Foreign Affairs, Bangkok,
Siam.
DEW, Arthur Tomkyns (PELOK
ANSON), District Officer; b. March
6, 1853 ; in. Lucy Elizabeth, d. of
Charles Amphlett, of Four Ashes
Hall, Bridgewoith. Educ. : Bell
.and Johnson's Preparatory School
for Royal Navy, Southsea. Naval
cadet, 1867 ; Midshipman, 1869 ;
Sub.-Lieut., 1874; took part in the
Expeditions to the Linggi and
Lukut rivers in 1874, and in
suppression of piracy on Malayan
coast, 1874-75; left navy, 1876;
Coffee planter Ceylon and Johore,
Malay Peninsula, 1876-81 ; Magis-
trate and Collector, Perak, 1881;
is a J.P. ; Magistrate for Singapore
andPenang; Commissioner, Court
of Requests; District Magistrate,
Krian, Apr., 1899; acting District
Magistrate, Lower Perak, July,
1901; District Officer, Batang
Padang, Perak, Nov., 1902 ; District
Officer, Lower Perak, 1904.
Publications: "Exploring Ex-
pedition from Selama, Perak, over
the mountains to Pong Patani,"
1883; "The Fishing Industry of
Krian and Kuran, Perak," 1885.
Decorations: Indian Medal with
Perak Clasp. Clubs : Junior Army
and Navy, London. Address : Pelok
An son, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
DEW, Edward Costa (TAMPIX), F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. Sept. 4, 1872. As-
sistant Engineer, Public Works
Department, Gold Ooast, 1899;
District Surveyor, Negri Sembilan,
1901 ; Surveyor, 1st grade, Tampin,
1904. Address : Tampin, Federated
Malay States.
DEWAR, Lieut. Arthur Robert
Jolinstone (SINGAPORE), Assistant
Superintendent of Police; b. Oct.
11, 1869. Lieutenant and Adjutant,
5th New Zealand Mounted Rifles in
South Africa, 1900 ; wing officer,
Malay States Guides, 1902; 2nd
Lieut., 5th Royal Warwickshire
Militia, 1903 ; Assistant Superinten-
dent of Police, Singapore, 1906.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
DICKSON, Eric Ayton (KUALA PILAH),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b, Jan. 13,
1876. Junior Officer, Selangor, 1896 ;
in charge of Septang sub-district,
1898 ; acting assistant Collector of
Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur,
Jan., 1900; acting District Officer,
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Dob
Klang, continued as acting
tant Collector of Land Reve-
nue, Kuala Lumpur, May, 1900 ;
acting assistant District Officer,
Serendah, June, 1800 ; acting
District Officer, Kuala, Langat,
Mar., 1901 ; acting 2nd Magistrate,
Kuala Lumpur, Nov., 1901 ; acting
District Officer, Kuala Langat,
Dec., 1901 ; passed in law, 1903 ;
Magistrate, Registrar of Titles and
Superintendent of Prisons, Pahang,
1903 ; Circuit Magistrate, Selangor,
1904 ; acting District Officer, Kuala
Pilah, since 1904. Address : Kuala
Pilah, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
DICKSON, Hon. Charles Wedderburn
(HONGKONG), Partner in the firm
of Jardine, Matheson and Co. ;
Member of Legislative Council ;
Deputy Chairman of Hongkong
and Shanghai Banking Corpor-
ation ; director of various local
companies; b. Feb., 23, 1863; m.
Frances Emiline, y. d. of late Sir
Harry Parkes, British Minister at
Tokyo and Peking. Educ. : Scot-
land. Arrived in Hongkong, 1884,
and commenced association with
Jardine, Matheson and Co., was
at Shanghai from 1894-7. Club:
Thatched House ; Hongkong. Ad-
dress : East Point, Hongkong.
DIGUET, Lieut-Colonel Edouard J. J.
(HANOI), Commandant de Territoire
Militaire et Cercles. Decorations:
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur;
Officier d'Academie. Address:
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
BINSMORE, William Holmes (SEREN-
DAH), B.A., LL.B., Dublin; F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. Aug. 3, 1877. Cadet
at Negri Sembilan, 1902;. acting
assisting Disti'ict Officer, Kuala
Pilah, Mar., 1904; acting District
Officer, Kuala Pilah, April, 1904;
acting assistant District Officer,
April, 1904; passed in law, 1903;
acting assistant District Officer,
Serendah, 1906. Address : Serendah,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
DISHAM, Arthur John (BATANG
PADANG), Inspector of Mines ; b.
Feb. 27, 1876. Entered F.M.S. Civil
Service, 1894 ; appointed to present
post, 1903. Address : Batang Pa-
dang, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
DITTE, Colonel Albeit (HANOI),
Commandant 3e Regiment de
Tirailleurs Tonkinois. Decora-
tion : Chevalier de la Le"gion
d'Honueur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Tndo-China.
DIXON, Arthur Wesley (HONGKONG),
Master Mariner ; Superintendent of
West River British Steamship
Company ; b. Dec. 25, 1869. Educ. :
Private Schools. Joined mercantile
marine in 1882; visited almost
every part of the world ; in the
pilgrim trade to Jeddah for several
years ; for some years in command
on China Coast ; travelled exten-
sively as Commercial Agent in the
South of China; present at the
opening at Kongmoon, 1904. Ad-
dress: c/o Butteriield and Swire,
Hongkong.
DOBERCK, William (HONGKONG),
Director of the Government Obser-
vatory ; b. 1852. From 1874 to 1883
Astronomer in Charge of the
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astronomical and meteorological
observatory, Markree, Co. Sligo,
Ireland. Pi'blications : Has pub-
lished 20 volumes of observations
and researches at Hongkong,
and 200 papers on astronomical
and magnetic subjects in scientific
periodicals, and in the publications
of scientific societies and institu-
tions in Europe and America.
Address : Observatory, Kowloon,
Hongkong.
DOCEUL, Fernand Louis Samuel
(SADEC), Resident ; Administrator,
1st class ; b. Nov. 14, 1857. Joined
Indo-China Civil Sen-ice, July 1,
1882; Administrator, 4th class,
June 1, 1887 ; Administrator, 3rd
class, Aug. 6, 1888 ; Administrator,
2nd class, Jan. 1, 1893 ; Adminis-
trator, 1st class, Sept, 1, 1898.
Decoration': Officier d' Academic.
Address :' Sadec, province of Sadec,
Cochin-China.
"DOLLY" (see: D'OLIVER, LEONARD).
DOMERGUE, Eugene (HANOI), Re-
sident ; Administrator, 1st class ; b.
Mar. 1, 1849. Joined Indo-China
Civil Sen-ice, Aug. 8, 1886 ; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, Mar. 12, 1888;
Administrator, 3rd class, Jan. 12,
1892 ; Administrator, 2nd class, July
20, 1895 ; Administrator, 1st class,
Jan. 1, 1902; Address: Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
DONALD, William Henry ( HONG-
KONG), Journalist; Managing-
Editor, "China Mail"; b. June
22, 1875, at Lithgow, N.S.W. ;
e. s. of George Donald, first
Mayor of Lithgow, later, M.P.
for Hartley. Educ. : Cooer-
wull Academy. Was sub-Editor
and Editor of Bathurst "National
Advocate," 1898-1900 ; member of
staff of " Daily Telegraph," Sydney,
and " The Argus," Melbourne, Nov.
1900- April 1903; came to Far East
in May, 1903, joining " China Mail "
as sub-Editor; appointed Manag-
ing-Editor in June, 1904 ;
represented " Daily Telegraph,"
Sydney ; " The Age," Melbourne ;
" Advertiser," Adelaide, and
" China Mail," on special service in
Japan from outbreak of Russo-
Japanese war until June, 1904 ; was
special correspondent for " Daily
Express," London, and " China
Mail," with Baltic Fleet, under
Admiral Rozhdestveusky, at Van-
fong Bay and Port Dyot, Annam,
Indo-China, 19C5, being only Eng-
lish correspondent to witness final
departure of fleet from coast for
Tsushima on May 14. Clubs :
Hongkong ; Royal Hongkong:
Yacht ; Corinthian Yacht, etc.
Address: Hongkong Hotel, Hong-
kong.
DONALDSON, Charles Egerton
(LARVT), Second assistant Distnct
Officer, b. Feb., 23, 1873. Joined
the Derak Civil Service in May.
1893 ; at present in class 4, of
Federated Malay States Civil
Service. Club : Sports, London ;
New, Taiping, etc. Address : Larut,
Derak, Federated Malay States.
DONOVAN, John Patrick (HANKOW),
District Postmaster; b. London
Jan. 7, 1852 ; ?/i. Margaret, daughter
of Richard Ewart, North Chields,
England. Educ. : London. Joined
Imperial Maritime Customs, 1875 ;
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in charge of Customs Post
Office, Peking, 1880-83; Deputy
Postmaster and Inspecting Deputy,
Chinese Imperial Po.st Office,
Shanghai, 1899-1900 ; acting Postal
Secretary, 1900-1901 ; District Post-
master, Hankow, 1903-06 ; travelled
extensively in China, and speaks
several dialects, as well as
mandarin ; prominent member
for many years of Shanghai
Literary and Debating Society,
member Irish Literary Society,
Gaelic League and China Branch'
of Royal Asiatic Society ; lectured
in many parts of England on China
and other subjects ; recommended
to Postmaster-General, India, for
recognition in connection with
services Indian Field Force, IJHM)-
1901. Decorations : Civil rank of
Fourth class, China; Shanghai Jubi-
lee Medal; China War Medal, 1900
(Biiti.'li). Publications: Lectures
on "Oliver Cromwell," "Irish
Humour," " Cycle of Progress
(hiring the reign of Queen
Victoria"; " W. K. Gladstone";
"Matthew Arnold"; "The Work-
ing classes of China"; "Disestab-
lishment," etc. Club : Hankow.
Addrcsx : Hankow, China ; and c/o
K. S. King & Co., l>:>, Cornhill,
London.
D'OLIVER, Leonard (HONGKONG),
Chief Officer steamer " Kut Sang."
and Author, " Dolly " ; b. Sept. 10,
1875. Educ. : Roan School, Black-
heath ; Concordia College, Zurich.
Went to sea in " Moy," sailing
vessel of J. Nourse and Co., Oct.,
1891 ; joined Indo-Chiua S. N. Co.'s
st-vvice, 1899. Publications: "Tales
of Hongkong," 1891; "China
Coasters," 1903; "The Vampire
Nemesis," 1905 ; " Paul the Preten-
der," a Romance of Hongkong (iu
preparation); many contiibutions
to " China Mail," and " Hongkong
Telegraph." Address: Steamer
" Kut Sang," Hongkong; Thornton
Heath, Suirey, England.
DOOLY, John Schauffler (SHANGHAI),
Managing Director and-Secretajy,
Dunning and Co., Ltd ; b. Oct. SI,
1873. Edvc.: U.S.A. Club: Mafonic,
Shanghai. A ddi-crs : S h a n g h a i,
China.
I
j DOSSCGNE. Lecn (BANGKOK), Minis-
ter Resident and Consul General
for Belgium. Add res* : Belgian Con-
sulate, Bangkok, Siam.
j DOUGLAS, Francis William (KINTA),
Secretary of the Sai;itaiy Board;
b. Dec. 31, 1874. Joined service
at Perak, 1895 ; acting assistant
District Magistrate, Tanjong
Malim, 1896; acting District
Office-r, Kuantan, 1897; acting Dis
tiict Officer, Temerloh, 1898 ; acting-
Superintendent, Ulu Pahang, 1898 ;
assistant Distiict Magistrate,
Tanjong Malim, 1899 ; acting Forest
Officer, Perak, 1900; acting assis-
tant Secretary to Resident, 1902 ;
assistant District Officer, Tanjong
Malim, 1903 ; acting chief assistant
Distiict Officer, Batti Gajah, 1903;
assistant District Officer, Ipoh,
and acting assistant Distiict Officer,
Larut, 1904 ; appointed Deputy
Chairman and Secretary of Sanitary
Board, Kinta, 1905. Address: Kinta,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
si
Dou
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
DOUGLAS, James (II o N G K o N G),
A.I.N.A. ; Marine Surveyor; part-
ner in firm of Gocldard and
Douglas ; b., 1864. Edac. : George
Watson's College, Edinburgh.
Went to sea, 1880 ; came to Hong-
kong, 18S5; joined Douglas Steam-
ship Co. ; promoted ito commander
1895 ; retired from sea, 1930. Club :
Hongkong ; member jockey, cricket,
golf clubs, etc. Address : Barker
Road, Hongkong.
DOUGLAS, John Charles Edward
(SHANGHAI), B.A. ; Merton Oxford,
Honours Jurisprudence, 1899; Bar-
rister-at-law. Called to the Bar
at Grey's Inn, June 27, 1900 ; served
in the Mines Department of the
British South Africa Company in
Rhodesia, from Feb. to Sept., 1901 ;
appointed Registrar of the Supreme
Court for China and Corea, and
also Chief Clerk, Aug. 31, 1901;
acting Assistant Judge at Shanghai
from April 3, 1904 to July, 1905;
is also Sheriff and Coronsr. Ad-
dress : Shanghai, China.
DOUGLAS, R. Stair (BAKAM), Cadet,
Sarawak Civil Service, 1896 ; assis-
tant Resident, 1833 ; Resident, 2nd
class, 1932; 2nd class Resident,
Baram, 1934. Address: Baram,
Sarawak, North Borneo.
DOUGLAS, William Willes (TAIPIXG),
F.M.S. Civil Service; b. Aug. 17,
1860. Inspector Perak Armed Police,
1878 ; Superintendent of Police and
Prisons, Negri Sembilan, Oct.,
1881 ; Officer in Charge, Sungei
Ujong, April-May, 1885 ; Superinten-
dent of Police and Prisons, May,
1886 ; Collector and Magistrate,
Port Dickson, Oct., 1831 ; Officer in
Charge, Sungei Ujong, May-June,
1893; District Officer, Klang, Dec.,
1895 ; Deputy Commissioner of
Police, Perak, Feb., 1897; acting
Commissioner of Police, Federated
Malay States, July, 1897 ; Deputy
Commissioner of Police, Taiping,
1906. Address : Taiping, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
DOWDALL, William Macdonnell
Mitshell (SHANGHAI), F.R.I.B.A.,
A.M.I.C.E. ; Architect, Civil and
Military Engineer. Consulting In-
spector General of Fortifications,
China Coast; Engineer Staff Officer,
Shanghai Volunteers. Decoration :
China Medal, 1930. Clubs: Shang-
hai ; R.U.S.I., London. Address:
Shanghai, China.
DOWDEN, Dr. Richard (TAPAH), M.D.,
M.B., B.Ch., B.A., etc. ; Physician
and Surgeon ; b. Sept. 28, 1873.
Educ. : Dublin Univ., and Vienna.
Surgical and Medical Resident,
Sir P. Dun's Hospital, Dublin ;
studied in Vienna. Medical Officer
and Pathologist, Banshead, Lon-
don Country Council Service ;
Medical Officer, Jamaica Civil
Service, 1900 ; transferred to Fede-
rated Malay States on promotion,
1903. Clu b .-New, Taiping. Ail'lrexx :
Tapah, Perak F3d3rated M ilay
States.
DOWNING, T. C. (HONGKONG),
Accountant, Chartered Bank of
Indi i, Australia and China. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Queen's
Road, Hongkong.
DREWELL, Albert Augustus Samuel
(KOBE), Broker and Commission
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Duk
Agent ; b. May 19, 1857 ; m.
Josephine Bose-Beymond, widow
of late X. C. X. Mancini. Educ. :
London. Clubs: Kobe ; Shanghai ;
Xippon Bace ; Kobe B. and A. ;
Kobe Cricket ; Kobe Golf. Ad-
drcxs : Kobe, Japan.
DROSEMEIER, William (SHANGHAI),
Director of Busso-Chinese Bank ;
•b. Aug. 28, 1863. Educ. : Moscow.
Decorations : Franz Joseph's
Order; Chinese Order. Clubs :
Shanghai ; Concordia. Address :
Busso-Chinese Bank, Shanghai ;
and St. Petersburg.
DROUGHET, Frederic ( CHOLON ),
Mayor of Cholon ; President of
Municipal Council. Address :
Cholon, via Saigon, Cochin-China.
DRUMMOND, W. V. (SHANGHAI),
Barrister-at-Law ; senior partner in
tirm Drummond, White-Cooper, and
Phillips ; H.I.C.M. Chief Law
Officer for Foreign Affairs of
Southern Ports ; arrived in China
In 1871. Club : Shanghai. Address :
11, Peking Boad, Shanghai, China.
DUBAIL, G. (PEKING), Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary for France. Decoration :
Officier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: French Legation, Peking,
China,
DUBOYS DE LARAMIERE, Jean
Armand (SAIGON), Conseiller, Cour
d'Appel ; b. Fev. 1, 1847. Entree
1' Administration de la Justice,
Janv. 9, 1892 ; Conseiller, Juillet. 1,
1904. Address :: Saigon, Indo-
China..
DUBREUIL, Leon (HANOI), Procureur
General ; Chef du Service Judiciaire
en Indo-Chine ; b. Avril 21, 1848.
Entree 1' Administration de la
Justice, Oct. 2, 1878; Procureur
General, Sept. 15, 1934. Decora-
tion: Chevalier de la Le'gion
d'Honneur. Address : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
DUDENEY, Leonard (SHANGHAI),
Journalist ; b. 1875 ; m. Ellen, d. of
late Chas. Higginson. Educ,:
Brighton ; Bedford. Assistant
Editor, " Xorth China Herald " and
"North China Daily News" since
190C. Club : Shanghai. Address :
17 Bund, Shanghai, China.
DUFRENIL, Paul Edgard ( ANNAM ),
Besident; Administrator, 1st class;
b. July 18, 1856. Joined Indo-
China Civil Service, July 20, 1883 ;
Administrator, 4th class, Aug. 1,
1889 ; Administrator, 3rd class,
Nov. 19, 1892; Administrator, 2nd
class, July 1, 1893 ; Administrator,
1st class, July 1, 1896. Decoration:
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Aunam, Indo-China.
DUGMORE, Lieut.-Commander Eric
V. F. R. (SHANGHAI), B.N. ; in com-
mand of H. M. river gunboat
"Kinsha." Lieutenant, June 22,
1897 ; appointed to command, April
7,1905. Club : Shanghai. Address:
H.M.S. " Kinsha," Shanghai, China.
DUKES, Oscar A. (KOBE), Teacher of
English, Kobe Commercial School ;
b. July 2, 1854, at St. George's,
Dorchester Co., S.C. ; m. 1886.
Educ. : Vantlerbilt University, and
Actual Business College ; went to
Dun
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (.JUNE; 190G-7.
China as Medical Missionary in
1885 ; was transferred to Japan ;
after 10 years devoted whole time
to school work ; has occupied
present position for past nine
years. Address: Yamamoto dori, 5
Chome, 46 Kobe, Japan.
DUNCAN, Chesney (PENAXG), Journa-
list; editor " Straits Echo " ; b. Sept.
15, 1854. Educ : Clifton College.
Connected with Royal Corean
Customs, 1883; became Instructor
in Japanese School at Seoul, Corea ;
special correspondent in Corea to
" Hongkong Telegraph," " Japan
Gazette," " Shanghai Mercury,"
"Chinese Times," Tientsin, and
occasional correspondent, " China
Mail," Hongkong, 1883-9; organised
British Mercantile Marine Officers'
Association, Hongkong, 18UO ; took
prominent part in carrying through
Sunday Labour Ordinance, putting
stop to unnecessary labour on
Sunday which is taken as model
for similar legislation in all British
Crown Colonies ; edited " Hong-
kong Telegraph," 1895; organised
and edited " Straits Echo," 1903 ;
appointed editor in chief 1905 ;
received thanks of Lord Charles
Beresford for assistance rendered
on his tour in South China, 1898;
proceeded to front, Aug. 1900, for
"Daily Mail," during Boxer out-
break; for many years correspon-
dent, London " Globe " ; first to give
gist of Cassini Convention with
China, which precipitated late war.
Keceived gold medal for special
services during plague epidemic,
Hongkong, 1894, also testimonial
from community ; mentioned in
despatches to Colonial Secretary ;
was presented by Sir W. Robinson
with Queen's Diamond Jubilee-
silver medal. Publications: "All
is not Gold that Glitters,' 1882 ;
" Slave Trade in China and Hong-
kong," 1883 ; " Corea and the
Powers, a Review of the Far
Eastern question " ; edited AquinaT-
do's " The Truth about the
Philippines," 1899. Address: Pe-
nang, Straits Settlements.
DUNCAN, Prof. Moir ISHAXSI), M.A.,
LL.D. ; Principal of Iinperial
University, Western Department.
Shausi; b. 18(51; m. 1890, Jessie
Chalmers Lister, L.L.A. Eilue, :
Stoneywood Public Schools, Glas-
gow ; Oxford University. Member
of Pioneer Mission in Shansi,
1889-99; special correspondent of
" North China Daily News " ; in-
terpreter British Field Force in
China, 1900-02; member American
Famine Relief Commission ; Deputy
on Education to Japan ; has or
cupied present position since 1903.
Jiecreation : Riding. Decoration .-
Red Button, 1st rank, :ind grade.
A ddress : Imperial University.
Shansi, via Peking, North China.
DUNLOP, Rev. John GasMn (FrKin >.
M.A.; Missionary and Minister:.
b. July 7, 1867, e. s. of William
Dunlop, of Kingston, Ontario,
Canada ; m. 1894, Emma, d. of
Samuel Ely, Kingston, Ontariov
Canada. Educ. : Queen's Univer-
sity, Kingston, Canada. Employed
as instructor in English by Impel ia!
Japanese Government, 1888-90 ;
since 1890 engaged in missionary
work in connection \\ith American,
84
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Dys
Presbyterian Mission ; spent some
months in 1905 in Manchuria in
special work for Japanese soldiers,
conducted by Y.M.C.A. Add >• fax :
Fukui, Echizen, Japan.
DUNN, St3phen Troyte (HONGKONG),
B. A., F.L.S.; Civil Service; b. Bristol,
Dec., 26, 1868 ; m. 1901, Maud
Thornton. Edttc. : Radley and
Merton College, Oxford ; B.A. 1889 ;
Private Secretary to Director, Royal
Hardens, Kew, 1898; appointed
Assistant for India 1900 ; appointed
Superintendent Botanical and Af-
forestation Department, Hongkong,
1903; sent to report upon the
agricultural prospects of Wei-
hai-wei, 1903. Publications: Flora
of S.W. Surrey, 1903 ; Alien Flora of
Britain, 1905. Club: Hongkong.
.4 ddrex* : Botanic (Hardens, Hong-
kong.
DURANTON, Jean Augusts (HA-
DONG), Resident ; Administrator,
1st class ; b. Oct. 8, 1858 ; Joined
Fndo-China Civil Service, Sept. 17,
1884 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1893; Administrator, 3rd class,
Jan. 1, 1898; Administrator, 2nd
class, Aug. 2, 1900 ; Administrator,
1st class, Jan. 1, 1903. Address:
Ha-Dong, Province of Ha-Dong,
Tonkin, Tudo-China.
DURAZZO, Etienne (HANOI), Vice-
President, 3e Chambre, Com-
d'Appel ; b. Sept. 28, 1850. Entree
d'Administration, Oct. 14, 1880.
Decoration : Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin. Indo-China.
DURRWELL, Louis Georges (SAIGON),
Vice-President, Cour d'Appel ;
b. Avril 7, 1857. Entree I'Adminis-
tration de la Justice, Indo-Ohine,
Janv. 1,1881. Decorations: Cheva-
lier de la Legion d'Honneur;
Officier de 1'Instruction Publique.
Address : Saigon, Indo-China.
DUVAL, Capt. R. (SAIGON), Comman-
dant de Vaisseau " Montcalm."
Decoration: Officier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Address: Saigon,
Cochin-China,
DYKES, Frecheville Joseph Ballan-
tine (KUALA LUMPUR), P.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. Sept. 7, 1869.
Inspector of Mines, Kinta, 1892;
Demarcation Officer, Kinta, 1895;
Inspector of Mines, Kuala Lumpur,
1897; Warden of Mines, Negri
Sembilau, 1898 ; Warden of Mines,
Selangor, 1901 ; Warden of Mines,
Pahang, 1902; -Senior Warden for
F.M.S., 1903. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
DYSON, Cecil Venn (KUALA LUMPUR),
B.A., Cantab.; F.M.S. Civil Service;
b. Aug. 7, 1873. Passed law exami-
nation, 1900; cadet at Negri
Sembilan, 1896 ; Superintendent,
Posts and Telegraphs and Collector
of stamp duties, 1899; Magistrate,
Sembilan, and Secretary to Central
Census Committee, 1900 ; acting
second assistant District Officer,
Larut, 1904; assistant District
Officer, Ipoh, 1904 ; second assistant
District Officer, Krian, and acting
Magistrate at Kuala Lumpur, 1906.
Address : Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
sr,
E
EAKIN, Rev. J. A. (BANGKOK), M.A.,
D.D. ; Presbyterian Minister and
Missionary ; b. Feb. 28, 1854. Educ.':
Washington and Jefferson College ;
Western Theological Seminaiy,
U.S.A. Founder and Principal of
Bangkok Christian High School
since 1888 ; came to Bangkok in 1880
as teacher in the King's School,
in Siamese Government Service.
Publications : Translator cf Euclid;
Editor of Siamese Magazine,
" Sang Aroon," 1892-1903. Address :
Bangkok, Siam.
EAST WICK, Robert William Eger-
tcn (SINGAPORE), B.A. ; Managing
Editor " Straits Times." Educ. :
Westminster School ; Oxford Uni-
versity ; Middle Temple. Graduat-
ed with honours, Oxford ; served
under Pi-ivy Council, London ; re-
signed and read for Bar for several
years at Middle Temple; served
as Deputy Registrar, Supreme
Court, Penang; Sheriff of Singa-
pore; 2nd Magistrate, Penang;
Secretary of Penang Chamber of
Commerce ; Editor of " Pinang
Gazette " till sold to syndicate ;
Secretary and Chief Treasurer of
New Docks ; is Managing Editor
" Straits Times " ; was Secretary to
Tanjong Pagar Dock Company
Arbitration Court, which com-
menced its sittings at Singapore,
Oct. 16, 1905, and is hearing and
sifting evidence in England ; still
holds position of Secretary to
Court, being represented in England
by deputy. Publications: Editor
of " Oracle Encyclopedia " and
contributor to " Humaiiitarian,"
"Fortnightly Review," and
"Lancet," etc. Address: Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements ; Kensing-
ton, London, England.
EBDEN. Leonard Powney (PKNANG),
B.A., Cantab. ; Acting Magistrate
b. Aug. 18, 1864. Assistant District
Officer, Rawang and acting Secre-
tary to Resident, 1889 ; acting
Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, June,
1889 ; acting Secretary to Resident,
Aug., 1889; assistant Magistrate,
Kuala Lumpur, Nov., 1889; actinsi-
Srd Magistrate, Penang, 1890; Col-
lector of Land Revenue and Regis-
trar of Titles, Selangor, Jan., 1891 ;
acting Chief Magistrate, 1895 ; Col-
lector of Land Revenue and Regis-
trar of Titles, Larut, Mar., 1897 ,
Warden of Mines, North, Jan., 1899 ;
acting Senior Magistrate, Selangor
and Negri Sembilan, Feb., 1900;
District Officer, Larut and Krian,
and Registrar of Titles, North
Perak, Jan., 1903; Senior Magis-
trate, Selangor and Negri Semhilan,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Edm
Feb., 1904 ; acting 1st Magistrate,
Peuang, since Dec., 19C4. Address :
Penang, Straits Settlements.
EBARA, Soroku (TOKYO), M.P.; b. 1842,
at Tokyo. Appointed Secretary of
Prefecture of Shizuoka, 1870 ; has
sat several times in House where
now represents Tokyo; is member of
Constitutionalist Party; is Director
of Azabu Middle School, Member
of Higher Education Council.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
EBINA, Danjo (TOKYO), Evangelist;
6. Oct., 1856, at Kumamoto. Is one
of most noted Japanese Christian
ministers ; is at present engaged
in evangelical work at Tokyo;
has been Principal of Schools at
various centres. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
ECKHARDT, Henry Charles (TEMER-
LOH), B.A., Cantab ; Federated
Malay States Civil Service ; b.
April 27, 1877. Cadet at Selangor,
1899 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Negri Langat, June, 1900;
acting 2nd assistant District Officer,
Kuala Kubn, Jan., 1901 ; acting
Secretary of Sanitary Board, Kuala
Lumpur, May, 1901 ; acting District
Officer, Kuala Langat, Sept., 1902;
acting assistant District Officer,
Kuala Langat, Feb., 1903; acting
2nd Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur,
April, 1903 ; acting District Officer,
Kuantan, May, 1903 ; acting District
Officer, Temerloh, Aug., 1903 ; 2nd
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kangsar, Mar., 1904 ; acting District
Officer, Temerloh, Mar., 1904. Ad-
dress : Temerloh. Federated Malay
States.
EDDISON, E. (YOKOHAMA), M.A.,
Cantab ; Engineer ; b. 1864. Educ. :
Charterhouse ar.d Trir.ity College,
Cambridge. Clubs: Isthmian;
Yokohama United. Address : 22,
Yarna s hitacho, Yt kcharr.a, Japan.
EDMUNDS, Charles Keyser (CANTON),
B.A., Ph. D. ; Professor of Physics
and Electrical Engineering, Chris-
tian College; b. Sept. 21, 1876.
Educ. : Public Schools of Balti-
more, Md., U.S.A. ; Johns Hopkins
University ; graduated Johns
Hopkirs University, 1897 ; hon.
Scholar, 1895-96; ordinary Scholar,
1896-97 ; University Scholar, 1897-98.
Acting Professor of Physics,
University of Utah, Salt Lake City,
1898-99; Magnetic Observer, U.S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1899-
1900 ; Instructor in Physics,
Washington, D.C., High School,
1900-01 ; General Secretary,
Y.M.C.A., Johns Hopkirs Univer-
sity, 1901-C2; Fellow in Physics,
Johns Hopkins University, 1902-03 ;
Professor of Physics, Canton
Christian College, 1903; Observer
in Charge, Magnetic Survey of
China, Carnegie Institution, Wa-
shington, D.C. ; member of Ameri-
can Physical Society ; member of
American Association of China ;
Associate member American
Institute of Electrical Engineers ;
member of Education Association
of China. Publications: "Some
Optical Properties of Selenium ; "
Editor of " South China Collegian ; "
series of articles on Chinese educa-
tional topics in Popular Science
Monthly. Address: Honglok,
Canton, China.
Edw
WHO'S WHO is THE FA It EAST ..lusty 1906-7.
EDWARDS, F. W. (HONGKONG), As-
sistant Superintendent, Eastern
Extension Telegraph Co. Resident
in the East about 20 years. Club :
Hongkong. Addrex* : Connaught
Road, Hongkong.
ELCUM. John Bowen (SINGAPOUK).
B.A., Uxou. ; Financial Commis-
sioner; d. Nov. 18, 1860; Educ. :
Highgate School and Queen's
College, Oxford ; Scholar of Queen's
College, 1878. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1834 ; passed in Malay,
18S6; acting District Officer, South
.Malacca, 1887; District Officer,
Btikit Mertajam, Public Works
Department, Jan., 1893; Sheriff,
Penang, Mar., 1892 ; acting Sheriff,
Singapore, June, 1893; 2nd Magi-
strate, Penang, Nov., 1893 ; acting
Collector of Land Revenue, Singa-
pore, Dec. 1393, to Feb., 1894 ;
acting Inspector of Schools, Straits
Settlements, June, 1895 ; also acting
Official Assignee and Registrar of
Deeds, Singapore. Mar. to June,
1898 ; Collector of Land Revenue
and Officer in Charg3 of Treasury,
July, 1897; acting 1st Magistrate,
Singapore, March, 1898 ; Inspector
of Schools, Aug., 1898, but continu-
ed to act as First Magistrate till
Feb., 1893; Director of Public
Instruction, Aug., 1931 ; Inspector
of Prisons, July, 1904; Financial
Commissioner, Federated Malay
States, Oct., 1934. Club : Singapore.
Address: Sin.?*pore, Straits Settle-
ments.
ELDRIDSE, G. T. B. J. (SHANGHAI),
Acting Coast Inspector, Imperial
Maritime Customs ; b. July 15, 1864.
Educ.: H.M.S. Worcester (Thames
Nautical Training College). Deco-
rations : Fouth class civil rank
(China). Club : Country, Shanghai ;
Hongkong ; Canton. Address: Im-
perial Maritime Customs, Shanghai,
China.
ELLERTON, Henry Brooke (KINTA),
Registrar of Courts ; 6. May 7, 1862.
Entered F.M.S. Civil Service as
acting Collector and Magistrate,
Rompiii, Aug., 1892; acting
Treasurer, Pahang, Aug., 1892;
District Officer, Pekau, April, 1896;
assistant District Magistrate, Ipoh,
Jan., 1930; District Officer, Kuala
Langat, Mar., 1930; acting District
Officer, Klang, Feb., 1901; acting
Circuit Magistrate, Selangor, Nov.,
1901 ; acting District Officer, Coast,
Negri Sembilan, Dec., 1902 ; Re-
gistrar of Courts, Kinta, and acting
District Officer of Coast, Negri
Sembilan, Jan., 1903. Add*'**:
Kinta, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
ELLES, Bertram Waltar (KUAIA
Ll MPI-U), B.A. Cantab ; F.M.S.
Civil Service ; b. July 3, 1877. Cadet
at Perak, 1900; acting assistant
District Magistrate, Selama, July.
1901 ; acting Collector of Land Re-
venue, Mataug, Jan., 1902; acting
2nd assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kangsar, Jan., 1903 ; acting 2nd
assistant Secretary to Resident
General, Federated Malay States,
May, 1903.
ELLIS, Emery Ward (P'AM;
B.A., B.D. ; Missionary of American
Board (North China Mission); b.
ss
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-1
Oct. 20, 1876; M. Jan. 6, 1904,
Minnie C. Case. Edue.. : Crete
Academy, Nebraska ; Doaue Coll-
«'gt'. Nebraska; Chicago Theological
.Seminary, Chicago. Graduated from
Crete Academy 1894, ranking second
in class ; during College course was
captain of Track Athletic Team for
three years ; captain of College
Military Co. and! Orator in State
Oratorical Contest in junior year ;
College Secretary for Nebraska
Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, 1898-99; Pastor at Naponee,
Nebraska, 1899-1900 ; Pastor of
Porter Memorial Church, Chicago,
for two and half years previous to
coming to China in Nov., 1904 ;
represented Doaue Coll. at Clevel-
and Student Volunteer Convention,
1889; represented Chicago Theol-
ogical Seminary at Toronto Student
Volunteer Convention, 1902. Ad-
dress: P'ang Chuang, via Shanghai
and T.s'ing-Tao, China.
ELLIS, Frank Thomas (PEX.VXO),
Straits Settlements Civil Service ;
b. Nov. 14, 1881. Appointed Cadet
1903 ; studied Chinese at Amoy ;
attached to Chinese Protectorate,
Penang. Addret* : Penang, Straits
Settlements.
ELLIS, Dr. William Gilmore (SINGA-
PORK), M.D., M.R.C.S. ; Medical
Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum,
Singapore, 1888; acting also Muni-
cipal Health Officer, Singapore,
May, 1889, to Feb., 1892, again 1894 ;
acting Colonial Resident Surgeon
inl901,1902, 1903; Medical Officer,
Lunatic Asylum. Club : Singapore.
Address: Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
EN-H3IANG, Lieut. -General (PEKING),
native of Manchuria. Deputy Lieut.-
Geueral, Huu-ch'un, Sept., 1895 ;
degraded three steps and trans-
ferred, Dec., 1893 ; Commandant of
forces, Hi, Nov., 1897 ; Deputy
Lieut.-General, Manchu White Ban-
ner Corps, July, 1900.
EN-MING ( AXCH'IXH ), Governor ;
native of Manchuria. Kuei-sui
Tao, Shansi, Jan., 1901 ; K'ou-Pei
Tao, Apvil, 1902; Salt Commission-
er, Liang-Hnai (Kiang-Nan), Jan.,
1903; Judge, Kiangsu, Jan., 1904;
Treasurer, Kiangniu, (Nanking) ;
Governor of Auhwei, March, 1900,
is a reactionary official, opposed to
reforms. Address : Anching-fu,
Anhwei, China.
ENOMOTO, Viscount Buyo (TOKYO),
Vice-Admiral (retired) ; b. at Tokyo,
Aug. 25, 1836. Edue. : Holland,
where sent by Tokugawa Govern-
ment. Returned from Holland,
1868, on board corvette " Kanyo
Maru," built at Amsterdam to
order of Tokugawa Government ;
at outbreak of civil war of
Restoration was in charge of
vessel, and with others fled to
Hakodate, where, for several
months, with Otori (now Baron)
successfully withstood attack of
Imperial Army ; eventually sur-
rendered to leader of Imperial
Army and was released after
imprisonment and appointed to
Government post in Hokkaido ; in
1874 was despatched to St. Peters-
burg to conclude treaty in connec-
tion with exchanging Saghalien for
the Kuriles ; Minister at Peking,
1882; has held almost every Minis-
WHO'S WHO IN- THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
terial portfolio, with exception of
those of Army, Finance and Justice ;
created Viscount, 1884. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
EN-SHOU (TAIYUEN), Governor ; native
of Manchuria ; metropolitan grad-
uate, 1874. Prefect of Ch'eng-tu,
Szechwan ; Shan-An Tao, Shensi,
March, 1897; Judicial Commissioner,
Kiangsi, Nov., 1898; Financial Com-
missioner, Nanking, May, 1899;
Director-General, grain transport,
Nov., 1901 ; Governor of Kiangsu,
Dec., 1901 ; acting Director-General
grain transport, May, 1904 ; Gover-
nor of Kianghnai, Jan., 1905; post
abolished July, 19C5 ; engaged
special duties ; Governor, Taiyuen-
fu, Shansi, Feb., 1906; appointment
protested against by British and
French Ministers owing to anti-
foreign tendencies.
EN-SHUN (PEKING), Vice - President
Board of War; native of Manchuria;
metropolitan graduate. Supervisor
of Instruction, Aug., 1901 ; Vice-
President, Censorate, Sept., 1902.
Vice-President, Board of War, Oct.,
1903.
ENYU, Lieut. - General (PEKING),
native of Mongolia. Deputy Lieut.-
General, Chinchou, Shengking,
1882 ; Deputy Lieut. -General, Bor-
dered Blue Banner Corps ; Assistant
Director, Board of Admiralty ;
Lieut.-General, Bordered Blue Ban-
ner Corps, Dec., 1891.
EPHRAUMS, Wilfred Clement
(TAIPING), F.M.S. Civil service;
l>. June 30, 1868. Clerical service,
Perak, Feb., 1885; Demarcation
Officer, Kinta, Jan., 1894 ; Financial
Assistant, Tapah, Dec., 1895 ; acting
District Treasurer, Kinta, May,
1899 ; District Treasurer, Kinta,
Sept., 1901; acting District Trea-
surer, Taiping, Aug., 1903 ; District
Treasurer, Taiping, Sept., 1903 ;
acting District Treasurer, Kuala
Lumpur, Feb., 1904; District Trea-
surer, Taiping, 1908. Address
Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
ERDMAN, Rev. John Pinney
(YAMAGUCHI), A.B. ; b. Dec. 6, 1874,
at Morristown, New Jersey,
U.S.A.; in. 1904, Marion Eleanor
Dillingham, d. of B. F. Dillingham,
of Honolulu. Educ. : Princeton
University ; McCormick Theological
Seminary, Chicago ; received A.B.
degree from Princeton University,
June, 1896. Ordained, 1899 ; Asst.
Pastor of Central Union Church,
Honolulu, Hawaii, 1899-1903; ap-
pointed to missionary work in
Japan by American Presbyterian
Church, 1903. Ad-dre**: N<>d:i.
Yaraagu'chi, Japan.
ESCOUBERT, Jean C. A. A. (Cmn.ox),
Inspector, Civil Service of Indo-
China, Chief of the province of
Cholon ; b. Nov. 21, 1849. Entered
Civil Service, Indo-China, March 19,
1873 ; appointed Administrator of
3rd class, April, 1S73; 2nd class,
Jan., 1876; 1st class, Jan., 1836;
inspector, July, 1893. Aililre**:
Cholon, (via Saigon) Cochin-China.
EVANS, Jun, Dr. Philip S., O AN.;
CHOW), A.B., M.D. ; Medical Mis-
sionary ; b. Aug. 18, 1S70 ; HI. Man .
d. of Joshua Levering of B.iltimoiv..
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Nov. 14, 1899. Educ. : Yale Univer-
sity. Johns Hopkins University.
In 1894 accompanied " Miranda "
expedition to Greenland : was inter-
collegiate Secretary of Y.M.C.A. at
Baltimore, 1899-1900 ; externe at
Johns Hopkins Surgical Clinic, 1900-
1901 ; came to China, 1901, as mis-
sionary of Southern Baptist mission.
Clubs : Arctic (N.Y.). Address :
Yangchow, via Chinkiang, China.
EVANS, William (MALACCA), Acting
Resident Commissioner. Educ. :
King's College, Cambridge. Acting
assistant Protector of Chinese,
Singapore, Dec., 1885; acting Col-
lector of Land Revenue, Malacca,
May, 1886 ; acting assistant
Protector of Chinese, Singapore,
Feb., 1888 ; acting 2nd Magistrate,
Penang, July, 1888 ; passed ex-
aminations in Chinese and Malay ;
J.P., acting District Officer, Din-
dings, 1888; assistant Protector of
Chinese, Singapore, June, 1890;
acting Protector of Chinese, Pe-
nang, July, 1890 ; ditto, Straits
Settlements, Nov. and Dec., 1891,
to June, 1893; assistant Protector
of Chinese, Penang, 1893 ; Protector
of Chinese, Straits Settlements,
April, 1895 ; acting Auditor-Gen-
eral, Straits Settlements, May,
-1901, to July, 1902; President of
Municipal Commissioners, Singa-
pore, Sept., 1903; seconded for 6
months for special service in
Transvaal as Protector of Chinese,
Dec. 25, 1933; acting Resident
Commissioner, Malacca, 1905-6.
Address: .Malacca, Straits Settle-
ments.
EVERETT, Major E. Henry Joseph
(SINGAPORE), Headquarters Staff ;
b. March 5, 1866. Lieut., Somerset
Light Infantry, Feb. 7, 1885; Capt.,
Jan. 14, 1892; brevet Major Nov.,
1900; A.D.C. to General, Shorncliffe,
Jan. to Nov., 1899; Special service
in South Africa, Nov., 189D, to
April, 1900; Staff Office, M. I. Corps,
Mobile Column (graded D.A.A.G.)r
South Africa, April, 1900 to Juner
1902 ; D.A.A.G., Straits Settlements,
Jan., 1903 ; D.A.Q.M.G., April,
1903 ; Permanent Staff Corps ;
service in South Africa from relief
of Kimberiey to Cape Colony
operations, 1902 ; mentioned in
despatches. Decoration : Queen's
and King's Medals. Address ;
Headquarter's Office, Singapore,.
Straits Settlements.
EVINGTON, Right Rev. Henry
(NAGASAKI), M.A., D.D. ; Bishop,
Church of England in Kyushu and
Lu Chu Islands, b. Oct. 7, 1848 ;
m. Sept. 1, 1881. Educ. : Man-
chester Grammar School ; Pem-
broke College, Oxford. Ordained
Deacon for mission work in Japan
under theChurchMissionary Society,
1874; curate, St. Anne's, Manchester,,
March to Sept., 1874 ; Missionary
in Osaka, Japan, 1875-92 ; Kuma-
moto, 1893 ; acting Secretary,
Church Mission Society, Japan Mis-
sion, 1885-89; ordained Priest by
Bishop Burdon, at Victoria, Hong-
kong, 1876; consecrated Bishop of
Kyushu, March 4, 1894, by Arch-
bishop of Canterbury (Benson),
assisted by Bishop of Rochester
(Davison) and Bishop Royston.
Address: Bishop's Lodge, 9 Deshi-
rna, Nagasaki, Japan.
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FALSHAW, Percy Scott (SINGAPORE),
M.E.C.V.S. Eng.; Government Vete-
rinary Surgeon ; b. June 8, 1870.
Educ. : Leeds Grammar School ;
Royal Veterinary College, London.
Senior Resident Hospital Surgeon,
Royal Veterinary College, London,
1892-1893; Goveniment Veterinary
Surgeon at Singapore, since 1893.
Recreations : Gardening. Club :
Singapore. Address : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
FAN KUANG-HENG (PEKING), Sub-
Director, Court of Imperial Stud;
native of Shun-t'ien; metropolitan
graduate, 1880. Sub-Director, Ban-
queting Court, Dec., 1898 ; deputy
Commissioner, Office of Transmis-
sion, July, 1901 ; Sub-Director, Court
of Imperial Stud, Sept., 1901.
FAN TSENG -H3IANG (HSIAN-FU),
Treasurer ; native of Hupeh ; met-
ropolitan graduate, 1887. Feng-
yiug-liu-Ssu Tao, Anhwei, Jan.,
1901 ; Judge, Shensi, Aug., 1901 ;
employed in Government Council,
July, 1901 ; Judicial Commissioner,
Chekiang Jan., 1903; do., Shensi,
Oct., 1903 ; Treasurer, Ilsian-fu,
Shensi, Dec., 1904.
FANG KUNG-CHAO (TIENTSIN), ex-
Taotai ; native of Chekiang : pro-
vincial graduate. Secretary, Tsung-
li-Yamen (Office of Foreign Affairs) ;
Chiug-I-Shih Tao, Hupeh, May,
1888 ; Taotai, Tientsin, June, 1892 ;
vacated post through illness ; re-
appointed Taotai, Tientsin, Dec.,
1896 ; not in office.
FAREL. Jules, ( SAIGON ), Couseiller,
Cour d'Appel ; b. Oct. 29, 1862.
Entree 1'Administration de la
Justice, Dec. 13, 1888; Conseiller,
Avril 7, 1903. Address: Saigon,
Cochin-China.
FARNHAM, Dr. John Marshall
Willoughby ( SHANGHAI ), D.D. ;
Clergyman, Missionary of American
Presbyterian Board; b. Sept. 30,
1829, at Lebanon, Maine, U.S.A. ;
m. May 4, 1859, Mary Jane Scott
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ :
Lebanon Academy, Parsonstield
Seminary ; Union College ; Prince-
ton Theological Seminary. En-
gaged in teaching and study,
1847-59; landed in Shanghai as
Missionary of American Presby-
terian Church, 1860; established,
and for 24 years was Superintendent
of Lowrie High School ; Pastor of
1st Presbyterian Church in Shang-
hai; Superintendent of Presby-
terian Mission Printing Press
since 1885 ; commenced " The
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (.JUNE) 1906-7.
Fen
Chinese Child's Paper/' May
1, 1875 ; took part in organisation
of the Chinese Tract Society, and
was elected 1st Corresponding
Secretary and Manager, 1878;
commenced publication of " The
Temperance Union," April 26,
1879 ; commenced " The Chinese
Illustrated News," May 1, 1880;
with Mrs. Farnhain was surrounded
by, and entirely at mercy of,
Taiping rebels while the British
soldiers were firing upon them,
but almost, miraculously escaped
unharmed ; has been Editor of
"The Child's Paper" for 31 years,
and " The Illustrated News " for
26 years. Publications: In Eng-
lish: "Homeward: A Book of
Travel " ; " The Word for Life in
Chinese"; "A Genealogy of the
Farnham Family"; In Chinese:
" A Bible Dictionary " ; " Natural
Philosophy " ; "Elementary
/oology " ; " The Bible Reader " ;
First Lessons in Drawing '' ; " The
First Reader"; "The Illustrated
Primer"; "Around the World
Pictures " ; In Chinese and Eng-
lish : "Bible Names"; for many
years engaged in translating Bible
into Shanghai colloquial. Address :
61, Range Road, Shanghai, China.
FARRER, Roland J. (BUKIT MKKTA-
JAM), District Officer. Educ. : Eton
and Balliol College, Oxford. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, Nov., 1896;
acting District Officer, Nibong
Tebal, Mar., 1897, to Sept., 1898,
Dec., 1898, to Mar., 1900 ; acting
Collector of Laud Revenue, Penang,
Mar., 1900; District Officer,
Dindings, May, 1900; acting
Superintendent of Education,
Penang, June to Aug., 1900 ; Ilead
of Malay College, Malacca, May,
1901 ; acting 2nd assistant Colonial
Secretary, June, 1901 ; acting Dis-
trict Officer, Bukit Mertajam, May,
1902; confirmed, July, 1904; acting
Deputy Prosecutor, July, 1904
District Officer, Bukit Mertajam,
1905. Address: Bukit Merta.j;iin.
Straits Settlements.
FEARN, Dr. John B. (HL CHOW), Doctor
of Medicine; b. Aug. 26, 1871.
Kntered upon medical missionary
work in China for Methodist
Episcopal Church, South (U.S.A.),
March 26, 1895. Add re**: lluchou,
( hekiaug, China.
FENG CH'E, Lieut. -General (PKKLXC),
native of Manchuria. Commissioner,
Equipage Department, May, 1888 ;
Deputy Lieut. -General, Bordered
Veilow Banner Corps, Dec., 1891 ;
Lieut.-General, Chahar, June, 1900 ;
Lieut.-General, Bordered White-
Banner Corps, Dec., 1900.
FENG HSU (AXCHIXG), native of
Kiangsu; metropolitan graduate,
1886. Ho-Tung Tao, Shansi, Jan.,
1902; Judge, Szechwan, Jan., 1903;
Treasurer, Anching-fu, Anhwei,
Sept., 1905.
FENG-SHENG-A, General (M.\ LAN
CHEN), native of Manchuria, Im-
perial Agent, Urga, May, 1899;
Brigade-General, Man Lan Chen
(Eastern Tombs), Sept., 1904.
FENG-SHEN-T'AI (LAX-Cnou), native
of Manchuria. Taotai, Kirin, 1884 ;
Salt Comm., Shantung, March, 1888 ;
Judge, Kansu, Jan., 1902; Kirin,
Ter
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (Juxi-j 1906-7.
Shansi, 1903; Treasurer, Kansu,
July, 1905. Address: Laii-Chou-fu,
Kansu, China.
FERGUSON, Rev. Duncan (TAIN AX),
M.A. ; Minister and Missionary; b.
Dec., 30, 1860 ; widower. Educ. :
Glasgow University, Free Church
-College, Glasgow. Arrived Formo-
.sa, 1889 ; passed through troubles
consequent upon cession of the
island to Japan, 1894-5; was
instrumental, with Rev. T. Barclay,
in saving Tainan city from bom-
bardment and destruction by
Japanese under General Nogi, and
was decorated by Mikado in con-
sequence. Decoration : 5th class
order of Rising Sun. Address:
Tainan, South Formosa.
FERGUSON, John C. (SHANGHAI), B.A.,
Ph.D.; Chinese Government Service;
b. March, 1866 ; m. 1887 M.E. Wilson.
Educ. : Boston University, B.A.,
1886, Ph. D., 1902. President of
Nanking University, 1888-97 ; Presi-
dent of Nanyang College, Shang-
hai, 1897-1902; Secretary, Chinese
Ministry of Commerce, 1902-03;
Chief Secretary, Imperial Chinese
Railway Administration, 1903-05 ;
Adviser of Viceroy of Nanking,
since 1898; Adviser of Viceroy of
Wuchang, since 1901 ; member of
-Commission for Treaty Revision,
1903-04 ; Special Deputy of Viceroy
of Nanking to settle extension of
Shanghai Settlements, 1898-93 ; also
Special Deputy to settle Ningpo
Joss-house case, 1899; assisted
Shanghai Taotai in arranging
Yangtsze compact for protection of
South Eastern Provinces, 1900;
Special Commissioner to investigate
Commercial Schools in Europe and
America, 1901 ; Special Commis-
sioner to America concerning
railway affairs, 1904; Honoraiy
Secretary, China branch, Royal
Asiatic Society ; Member American
Oriental Society. Decorations : 3rd
grade button, China ; 3rd class of
2nd grade of order of Double
Dragon, China; Chevalier de la
Legion d'Honneur, France ; order
of Sacred Treasure, Japan. Pub-
lications : Works on Chemistry,
Pedagogy and Military Regulations
(in Chinese) ; numerous Magazine
articles ; edited Education Depart-
ment's "Chinese Reviewer," 1893-99;
editor of Journal of China Branch,
Royal Asiatic Society. Clubs :
Shanghai ; Golf, Shanghai, etc.
Address: 16, Love Lane, Shanghai,
China.
FERRA, Claude Jean (HANOI),
Directeur de 1'Observatoire Central,
Magnetique et Meteorologique ;
Administrator de 2e classe ; b. Dec.
12, 1857. Entree 1' Administration,
Sept. 20, 1886; Administrateur de
4e classe, Juil. 14, 1893 ; Adminis-
trateur de 3e classe, Janv. 1, 1898 ;
de 2e classe, Aout 2, 1900. Decora-
tion : Officier de la Legion d'Hon-
neur. Address : Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
FIELD, Rev. Frank William (TOKYO),
B.S., Minister; b. Nov. 5, 1863 at
Vernon, Wisconsin, U.S.A. ; »i. 1889,
Effie Wright Stewart. Educ. : Battle
Creek College, Battle Creek, Michi-
gan. After graduating in 1893
engaged in denominational school
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Fie
work at Mount Vernon, Ohio, for
eight years ; ordained to Ministry,
19)1 ; Superintendent of Japan Mis-
sion of Seventh Day Adventists
since 1901. Address: 30, Oiwake-
cho, Hongo-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
FIGG, Frederick George (HONGKONG),
First Assistant, Observatory; b.
Feb. 10, 1856. Formerly Assistant
and Magnetic Observer at Kew
Observatory ; arrived in Colony,
1883 ; Acting Director of Obser-
vatory, 1902-1903. Address: Obser-
vatory, Hongkong.
FINCHAM, Charles (KINTA), F.M.S.
Civil Service; b. March 17, 1852.
Acting Inspector of Mines, Taiping,
1890 ; Government Mining Prospec-
tor, Kuala Kangsar, July, 1890 ;
Inspector of Mines, April, 1895;
Inspector of Boilers, Mines Depart-
ment, Kinta, since 1899. Address:
Kinta, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
FINK, C. (SHANGHAI), Journalist ; b.
March 27, 1861; in. Helene, d. of
late Job. Koch, of Bremen, 1887 ;
Educ. : Universities at Leipzig and
Berlin ; studied law and political
science. After University studies
and Military Service in Mexico and
United States, from 1884 to 1893, was
sub-editor of "Die Post," Berlin,
from 1894 to 1898 ; since 1898 Editor
"Der Ostasiatische Lloyd," Shang-
hai ; established in 1904 and still
publishes in Tsingtau, "Tisangtauer
Xeueste Nachrichten." Publica-
tions: "Der Kampf um die Ost-
mark." Clubs: Concordia, Shang-
hai ; and Shanghai. Address : 24A,
Nanking Road, Shanghai, China.
FINLAYSON, Dr. George Alexander
(SINGAPORE), M.A., M.B., Aber-
deen ; Medical Practitioner ; &.
Dec. 1C, 1874. Educ. : At Aber-
keen ; Leipzig; London. Is Muni-
cipal Health Officer and Municipal
Bacteriologist at Singapore. Public-
ations : Articles in medical journals.
Club : Singapore. Address: Muni-
cipal Health Office, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
FINNIE, William (SINGAPORE),
M.I.M.E., M.I.S.I., M. Soc. E.,
M.I.E.S. ; Civil and Mechanical En-
gineer ; b. March 11, 1872, at Aber-
deen. Educ. : Academy, Peterhead ;
Gordon's College, Aberdeen, Scot-
land. From 1892-98, Superintending
Engineer and Works Manager to
William Jackson's Experimental
and Patent Machinery Develop-
ment Works, a branch of Marshall
Sons and Co. Ltd., Gainsborough,
England ; from 1898 to date under
engagement with firm of Howarth
Erskine, Ltd., at Head Office and
Works, Singapore, and at branches
at Burrnah, Malay Peninsula, Siam
and China; 1898, Chief Draughtsman
and Consulting Engineer; 1900,
Acting General Manager of firm ;
1902, General Manager and Director
of Co. Club : Singapore. Address:
c/o Howarth Erskine, Ltd., Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements; and 3,
Lloyd's Avenue, London, England.
FIELD, Rev. Walter Paul Gray
(YOKOHAMA), M.A. ; Clergyman of
the Church of England; 6. Jan.
25, 1861. Educ. : Christ's Hospital ;
Keble College, Oxford ; Cudderdon
College. Ordained 1887 ; Curate of
St. John-the-Divine, Kennington,
Fir
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1887-1889; Oxford University Mis-
sion in Calcutta, 1889-94 ; Chaplain,
India Ecclesiastical Establishment
(Diocese, Calcutta) 1894-97 ; Rector
of Wootton near Canterbury, 1897-
1902 ; Chaplain of Christ Church,
Yokohama, since 1902. Club :
Yokohama United. Address: 234,
Bluff, Yokohama, Japan.
FIRMSTONE, H. W. (MALACCA),
Treasury Officer. Educ. : Rugby
and Hertford College, Oxford
(scholar). Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, 1890"; passed final examina-
tion in Chinese, Dec., 1893 ; acting
District Officer, South Malacca,
May, 1894 ; acting Assistant Pro-
tector of Chinese, Singapore, Jan.,
1893; District Officer, Public Works
Department, Oct., 18^6 ; assistant
Protector of Chinese, Singapore,
Feb., 1897 ; acting assistant Pro-
tector of Chinese, Superintendent of
Indian Immigrants, and Municipal
Commissioner for Penaug, Aug.,
1898, to Feb., 1902, and from Aug.,
1902; acting Protector of Chinese,
Straits Settlements, Feb. to July,
1902 ; acting assistant, ditto,,
Penang, Aug., 1902, to Feb., 190,1,
and from Aug., 1903 ; Collector of
Land Revenue and Treasury Officer,
Malacca. Add MX* : Malacca,
Straits Settlements.
FIRTH, Alfred Richard (MANILA),
2nd class assistant, II.B.M. Consu-
lar Service. Appointed Student
Interpreter in Japan, July 9, 1898 :
acting Vice-Consul ; acting Consul,
and acting Consul-General at
Manila, during 1903. Address:
II.B.M. Consulate. Manila, Philip-
pine Islands.
FISHER, Henry George Corral!
(HONGKONG), A.R.I.B.A. ; Execu-
tive Engineer, Public Works Dept. ;
b. March 14, 1870. Arrive;! in
Colony, 1902 ; appointed to present,
position, 1903. Address: PubliV
Works Department, Hongkong.
FISHER, William Woodhouse
(SINGAPORE), Puisne Judge. Called
to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, Nov.,
1877 ; acting Crown Counsel, North
Circuit, Ceylon, Jan., 1885, to Feb.,
1886; acting District Judge,
Matara, June, 1886 to Feb., 1887:
acting Crown Counsel, Kandy, Feb.
1887 ; Crown Counsel, North West
Province Ceylon, Mar., 1887 ; Secre-
tary to Committee for drafting Code
of Civil Procedure, June, 1887, to
May, 1888 ; additional Crown
Counsel, North Circuit, Jan., 1890;
President, District Court, Kyrenia,
Cyprus, 1891 ; acting Puisne Judge,
1894 ; Magistrate, Jamaica, 1895 ;
Puisne Judge, Straits Settlements,
190.',. Club: Singapore. Addrc** ••:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
FITCH, Dr. Mary Elliot (SOOCHOW),
Medical Missionary ; b. 1875.
Educ. : Wooster 'University, Ohio
Women's Medical College, Penn-
sylvania, U.S.A. ; at present
practising at 'looker Memorial
Hospital, Soochow, China. .!</-
dt-exx : Soochow, China.
FITCH, Rev. Robert Ferris (NIN<U'<»,
M.A. ; Minister and Missionary.
American Presbyterian Church ;
b. Dec. 20, 1873, at Shanghai.
e. s. of George F. Fitch, of
Shanghai Mission Press ; ?».
i Isadore Kloss, of Tyrone. Pa. on
WHO'S WHO j.\ THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Fie
May 10, 1898. Educ. : Primarily
private ; Wooster University, Ohio ;
Westein Theological Seminary,
Allegheny, Pa. ; during 1902-4 re-
organised and rebuilt the Ningpo
Presbyterian Academy, being Prin-
cipal ; by 1905 organised, built and
••quipped Ningpo College, obtaining
funds entirely from Chinese
sources ; is Principal of College.
Recreations : Photography, bicycl-
ing, violin. Addwus : Ningpo,
China.
FITTON, Lieut-Col. Hugh Gregory
(HONGKONG), D.S.O. ; Commanding
'2nd Batt. Queen's Own (Royal
West Kent Regiment); I. Nov. If),
1863. Lieut., Royal Berkshire
Regiment, Feb. 6, 1884; Capt.,
May 1, 189C; Major, May 7, 1902;
R.W. Kent, Feb. 10, 1904; Lieut. -
Col., Aug. 19, 19C5; employed with
Egyptian Army, May, 1894 to Dec.,
1899; D.A.A.O. South Africa,
Sept., 1889 to Sept., 19G2 ; D.A.Q.M.
«., 7th Div., ;:rd Army Corps, Oct.,
1902 to Mar., 1904; took part in
Soudan Expedition, 188i> (Suakin)
Soudan, 1885-G, Frontier Field
Force action at Giniss, and attack
on Ambigole Wells ; Expedition to
Dongola, 1896; D.A.A.G. Inf. Div.
(wounded); operations of Jun. 7
(horse killed), and Sept. 19 (men-
tioned Despatches, Nov., 3 1896);
Nile Expedition, 1897, Staff Offr. to
G.O.C. ; Flying Cols, occupation of
Berber, and to Atbara River
(mentioned Despatches, Jan. 25,
1898) ; Nile Expedition, 1898 as
D.A.A.G. ; battles of the Atbara
and Khartoum (mentioned in De-
spatches, Sept. 30, 1898) ; Brev. Maj.
8. African War, 1899-1902; on Staff;
operations in the Orange Free
State, Feb. to May, 1900, including
operations at Paardeberg, actions
at Poplar Grove, Karee Siding, Vet
River, May 5 and 6, and Zand
River, operations in the Transvaal
in May and June, 1900, including,
actions near Johannesburg and
Pretoria ; operations in the Trans-
vaal, Nov. 30, 1900, to May 31, 1902
(mentioned Despatches, Sept. 10,
1901 and July 20, 1902) ; Brev. of Lt.-
Col. Decorations : Medal with clasp,
Bronze star, Soudan; D.S.O. and
Egyptian Medal with 2 clasps ; 4th
class Medjidie, clasp to Egypt.
Medal Nile 1897 ; 2 clasps to Egypt.
Medal, Nile Ex., 1898; Queen's
Medal with 3 clasps, S. African
war ; King's Medal with 2 clasps.
Club : Hongkong. Address: Mili-
tary Headquarters, Hongk^.g.
FLAHERTY, Alfred John (HANKOW).
2nd Class Assistant, H.B.M. Con-
sular Service. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, Aug. 6, 1898 ;
was at Peking during the Siego,
1900 ; promoted 2nd class assistant,
Nov. 4, 1902. Vice-Consul, Hankow,
1906. Decoration* : China Medal
an-1 clasp. Addre** : IJ.B.M. Lega-
tion, Peking, China.
FLEMING, Thomas Clivers (TAMPIN),
District Officer ; b. March 11, 1863.
Appointed Inspector of Police,
Pekan, 1890 ; acting Collector and
Magistrate, Temerloh, Aug., 1893 ;
acting Superintendent, Ulu Pahang,
July, 1894 ; District Officer, Kuau-
tan, Jan., 1896; acting District
Officer, Pekau, Oct., 1898 ; District
Officer, Pekan, June, 1900 ; acting
Fie
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1908-7.
District Officer, Tampin, Dec., 1904 ;
District Officer, Tampin, 1906. Ad-
dress: Tampin, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
FLETCHER, Arthur George Murclil-
son (HONGKONG), B.A., Oxon. ;
Civil Service ; b. Sept. 27, 1878.
Arrived in Colony, 1902 ; appointed
Deputy Registrar of Mirriiges,
1903; acting Assistant R3gistrar
General, Dec., 1903 ; acquainted
with Cantonese dialect. Club: Hong-
kong. Address: Registrar-General's
Department, Hongkong.
FLETCHER, Dr. William (KUALA
LUMPUR), District Surgeon ; b. Dec.
11, 1872; District Surgeon, Tapah,
Jan., 1903 ; District Surgeon, Larut,
July, 1903; acting District Surgeon,
Selangor, Dec., 1903; appointed
District Surgeon at Kuala Lumpur,
1906. Address: Kuila Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
FOLEY, Edward Lawrence (KIXTA),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. June 15,
1884. Appointed to Settlement
Office, Lower Perak, 1902; Settle
ment Officer, Batu Gajah, April,
1904; Assessment Officer, Sanitary
Board, Kinta, since 1905. Address :
Kinta, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
FONSECA, Aloysius Hsrmenegill
do Rozario (TAIP.NG), F.M.S.
Civil Service; b. April 6, 1877.
Cadet at Perak, 1900 ; acting Secre-
tary, Sanitary Board, Kinta, O^t.,
1903 ; acting assistant Revenue
Auditor, Federated Malay States,
Perak, April, 1904; acting Protes-
tor of Chinese, Perak, Sept., 1904;
acting assistant Revenue Auditor,
Federated Malay States, Perak,
Oct., 1904; assistant Superinten-
dent of Immigrants, Federated
Malay States, Jan., 19)5; acting
assistant Revenue Auditor, Ta-
ping, 1906. Address : T aping,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
FORBES, Andrew (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant; b. Sept. 13, 1872; m. in 19J8.
Edac. : Privately. Was trained for
mercantile career and spent 10
years with the firm of Sinclair,
Hamilton and Co., London.
Arrived in Hongkong, 1898; is a
partner of the firm of Bradley and
Co. ; was appointed to directorate
of Union Insurance Co. of Canton,
Ld., in 19)4. Clubs: Ho-igkong ;
Jockey. Address : " Eilandouan,"
The Pea*, Hongkong.
FORD Dr. Donald McNeil (SINGA-
PORE), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Edin.'
L.F.P.S., Glas. ; House Surgeon,
General Hospital ; b. Dec., 21, 1873.
Appointed House Surgeon, Nov.,
1901, and has since held that posi-
tion. Address: General Hospital
Sepoy Lines, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
FORD, Dr. John Colin Campbell
(PENANG), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.?., L.F.
P. and S. ; Deputy Port Health
Officer ; b. May 3, 1872. Educ. :
Edinburgh and Glasgow, Appointed
Deputy Port Health Officer, Pe-
naiig, Au?., 19 JO, and has since held
that position. Address: Peuaug,
Straits Settlements.
FORGTTES, Marie Aialbsrt Eugene
Daurand-(HANOi), Avoeat General;
WHO'S WHO IN TUE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1906-7.
Fou
b. Sept. 9, 1857. Arrived in Indo-
China, Jan. 10, 1887; Avocat
G£«£ra], Sept. 5, 1898. Decora-
tions: Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur ; Officier d' Acade"mie.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
FORSTER, Ralph George Elliott
(HAKODATE), H.B.M. Vice-Consul.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
Japan, Feb. 16, 1883 ; acting Consul
at Nagasaki, 1890 ; served as Japan-
ese Interpreter to Admiral Sir E.
Fremantle, on outbreak of Japan-
China War, 1894 ; Consul at
Nagasaki, 1895, 1896, and 1897;
promoted 1st Assistant, Aug. 8,
1896 ; acting Consul General at
Yokohama, 1897 ; acting Consul
at Nagasaki, 1897; at Yokohama,
1898, 1899, and 1900 ; at Tamsui, from
1900 to 1901 ; at Nagasaki, 1901 to
1902; acting Vice-Consul at Hako-
date, 1902 to 1903 ; promoted Vice-
Consul for Consular District of
Hakodate, May 21, 1903. Address:
H.B.M. Consulate, Hakodate,
Japan.
FORSYTE, Charles (HONGKONG),
M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S. ; Physician ;
b. Glasgow 1875. Educ. : Wakefield,
Edinburgh and Cambridge ; Medal-
list in anatomy. Late House
Physician and House Surgeon,
Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh ; As-
sistant Surgeon, Deaconess Hos-
pital, and Eye, Ear and Nose
Hospital, Edinburgh ; lecturer in
Midwifery and Gynecology, Hong-
kong Medical College ; Lieut. H.K.
V.C. ; Freeman of the Borough of
Berwick-on-Tweed. Clubs: Union,
Edinburgh ; Hongkong. Address :
Hongkong.
FOSS, Right Rev. Dr. Hugh James
(KOBE), D.D., M.A. ; Bishop (C. of
E.) at Osaka ; b. June 25, 1848, *. of
late Edward Foss, F.S.A., Solicitor,
author of " The Judges of England";
»«. 1880, Janet McEwen, d. of late
William McEwen, M.D., of Chester
(died 1894); 1901, Lina Janet Owens,
e. d. of late John Lambert Owens,
Solicitor, of East Sheen, Surrey.
Educ. : Marlborough College ;
Christ's College, Cambridge ; 1st
class in classical tripos, 1871; 1st
class in theological tripos, 1872.
Ordained priest 1873 ; Curate of St.
Barnabas, Liverpool, 1872-74 ; M.A.,
1874; Curate of St. Michael's
Chester, 1874-76; S.P.G. Missionary,
Kobe, Japan, 1876-98 ; exam, chap-
lain to B. of O^aka, 1895-97 ; con-
secrated Bishop of Osaka, 1899;
received D.D. degree, 1899. Publica-
tions : Japanesa translations of
" Imitatis Christi," and Walsham
How's " Holy Communion." Ad-
dress: The Firs, Shinomiya, Kobe,
Japan.
FOSTON, Dr. Edmund Christopher
(NEGAPATAM), L.E.C.P., Edin.,
L.F.P.S., Glas. Emigrant Depot
Superintendent. Colonial Surgeon,
Province Wellesley (South), Straits
Settlements, Aug. 20, 1891 ; Su-
perintendent, Straits Settlements
Emigrant Depot, Negapatam, Nov.
17, 1930. Address : Negapatam,
Straits Settlements.
FOUCHER, Alfred (HANOI), Directeur,
Ecole Francai.se d'Extreme-Orient ;
Pen
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (Juss) 3 900-7.
Officier d'Acade'mie ; Ancien e"leve
de 1'Ecole normal superieure,
agrege de 1'Universite Maitre de
conferences & 1'Ecole des Halites-
Etudes. Address: Hanoi, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
FOURES, Auguste Julien (HANOI),
Chief Resident of Tonkin. Decora-
tion: Officier, Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
Cluna.
FOCRESTIER, Norbett Maurice
(CAMBODGE), Resident; Adminis-
trator, 1st class ; I. May 8, 1863.
Joined Indo-China Civil Service,
June 25, 1886; Administrator, 4th
class, July 1, 1894 ; Administrator,
3rd class, July 1, 1896 ; Administra-
tor, 2nd class, Aug. 2, 1900;
Administrator, 1st class, July 25,
1904. Addrf**: Cambodge, Indo-
China.
FOWLIE, Dr. Peter (SINGAPORE),
M.B.; Physician; b. 1867; m. 1895,
Mary, e. d. James Lawrence, of
Forres, N.B. Educ. : Aberdeen Uni.
Physician in Charge, Maternity
Hospital, Singapore, and Hospital
for Women, Kandang Kerban ;
Lecturer on Obstetrics and Dis-
eases of Women and Infants,
Straits Medical College. Club :
Sports, London. Address: Mater-
nity Hospital, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
FOX, Guilherme Henry (KUALA LUM-
PUR), A.M.I.C.E.; District Engineer
I'.M.S. Railways. Assistant Engi-
neer, SelangorGovernmentRaiiway,
Selangor, Oct., 1890 ; acting Chief
Assistant Engineer, Selangor
Government Railway, Selangor,
Feb., 1897 ; District Engineer,
Selangor, Government Railway,
Selangoi-, Jan., 1900; District Eng-
ineer, Federated Malay States
Railways, since 1903. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fede-
rated Malay States.
FOX, Harry Halton (ICIIANG), H.B.M.
Consul. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in China, Aug. 21, 1S90 ;
acting Vice-Consul at Chemulpo,
Corea, 1893 to 1894; acting Consul
at Wench ow, 1895 to 1896; promoted
1st Assistant, May 13, 1899; acting
Consul at Samshui, 1898 to 1899;
at Wuchow, 1899 ; at Samshui, 189!>
to 1900 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Shanghai, 1900 to 1901; Assistant
employed in Shipping Office.
Shanghai, 1901 to 1902 ; acting
Vice-Consul at Chemulpo, Corea,
1902 ; acting Consul at Wuchow,
1903 to 1904 ; acting Consul at
Kongmoou and again at Wuchow.
1904 ; Consul at Ichang, 1906.
Address : H.B.M. Consul a t e.
Ichang, China.
i FOX, Dr. Stephen Charles Gundry
(BATU GAJAH), M.R.C.S., Eng., L-
R.C.P. Lond. ; Senior District
Surgeon ; b. Dec, 18, 1864. District
Surgeon, at Telok Anson, 1888;
acting District Surgeon, Kintar
May 1888 ; District Surgeon, Larut,.
Jan., 1890; District Surgeon, Ipoh,
Sept., 1895 ; District Surgeon,.
Larut, Jan., 1898; Senior District
Surgeon, Kinta, May, 3898 ;
acting State Surgeon. 1'erak,
May, 1900 ; Senior District Surgeon,
Batu Gajah, Kinta, 19CG. Address :
Batu Gajah, Perak, Federated
Malav States.
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FOX, Waltar (PEXAXG), Agricultural
and Horticultural Botanist b.
June 21, 1858. Entered Royal
Gardens, Kew, May, 1876 ; ap-
pointed by Secretary of State
assistant Superintendent, Botanic
Gardens, Singapore, June, 1879 ;
acted as Director of Gardens and
Forests on various occasions ; ap-
pointed Superintendent, Forests
and Gardens, Penang, Dec., 3,
1903. Address: Forests and Gar-
dens Department, Penang, Straits
Settlements.
FKAMPTON, G. Russell (SEOUL),
Teacher ; b. July 3, 1869. Edue. :
Board Schools, Leamington; St.
John's College, Battersea. Joined
staff of Diocesan School, Hong-
kong, March, 1899; arrived in
Corea, 1900; appointed Head
Master of Imperial School, Seoul,
in August, 1900. Clubs: Seoul;
Chemulpo. Add res* : Seoul, Corea.
FRANCE, Rev. John Hoole (Hoxo-
KON(i), M.A. ; Chaplain, Missions
to Seamen; b. March 21, 1862.
Edue. : Trinity College Dublin ;
Ordained by Bishop of Wakefield,
1889; was curate of St. Andrews,
city and diocese of Wakefield,
1889-93 ; curate, St. Nicholas, Not-
tingham, 1893-98. Address: 3,
Babington Path, West Point,
Hongkong.
FRANCO, Dr. LUTZ Lourenco (MACAO),
ft. Aug. 25, 1849; m. Maria Luiza
de Silva Franco. Edue, : Medical
College, Goa (India) ; joined the
army as surgeon ; upon attaimng .
rank of First Lieutenant vetiml
with rank of Captain. >Fi>blica-
tions : "Belatorio de Service de
Saude de Timor." Address:
Pharmacia Popular, Macao.
FRANKLIN, Alfred Edward Cyril
(TAMPIN), F.M.S. Civil Service ; b.
June 18, 1875. Cadet at Negri
Sembilan 189S ; acting Inspector of
Schools, 1930-1932; acting Settle-
ment Officer, 1931 ; acting assistant
District Officer, Tampin, 1912; as-
sistant Collector of Laud Revenue,
Seremban, 1903 ; assistant District
Officer, Tampin, since 1915. Ad-
dress : Tampin, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
FRASETl, Evarard Duncan Home
(HANKOW), C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Consul
General ; b. Feb. 27, 1859, ». of
Lieut.-ColonelR.W. Fraser, B.M.I. ;
m. 1899, Constance; d. of A.W.
Walkinshaw, of Faochow. Edue. :
Aberdeen. Appointed Student In-
terpreter in China, March 33, 1880 ;
acting Consul at Foochow, 1886 ; at
Kiukiang, 1839; acting Consul at
Ichang, 1889 to 1891 ; acting Vice-
Consul at Chemulpo, Corea, 1891 to
1892 ; acting Consul at Chemulpo,
1892 to 1894; promoted 1st As-
sistant, Dec. 1, 1893 ; Vice-Consul at
Canton, 1895 to 1897 ; acting Consul
there 1895 to 1897 ; promoted Vice-
Consul at Pagoda Island, 1897;
Consul at Chinkiaug, 1899 ; acting
Consul at Foochow, 1898 to 1899 ;
acting Consul-General at Hankow,
1900 to 1931 ; Consul-General at
Hankow, since July 1, 1901. Ad-
dress : H.B.M. Consulate, Hankow,
China .
, S. 'V. (YOKOHAMA), Mer-
! chant; b. Aug. 17, 1867; m. 1896,
Fre
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190C-;
Maud Wolcott. Educ.: Stevens'
Institute Technology, Hoboken,
N. Jersey, U.S.A. Took degree,
Mechanical Engineer, at Stevens'
Institute in 1890 ; employed private
laboratory of Thos. A. Edison, 1891 ;
travelled in Europe, 1892-4 ; came
to Japan, 1896; became partner,
Frazar and Co., 1901, and partner in
Sale and Frazar, Ltd., 1902. Club :*
Yokohama United. Address: No.
200, Yokohama, Japan.
FREER, Dr. Gerald Dudley (SING A-
PORE), M.B., London, D.P.H.,
M.K.C.S., L.B.C.P. ; Principal, Go-
vernment Medical School ; 6. 1866.
Formerly Honorary Surgeon, Gen-
eral Hospital, Birmingham, and
General Hospital, Singapore ;
Colonial Surgeon, Malacca ; Co-
lonial Surgeon, Residency, Penang;
Principal, Straits Settlements and
Federated Malay States Govern-
ment Medical School. Address:
Medical School, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
FROC, Aloysius (SHANGHAI), Jesuit
Missionary; Director of Sicawei
Observatory; I. Dec. 14, 1859, at
Brest, France. Educ. : Catholic
University, Paris. Arrived in
China, 1883; Assistant in Obser-
vatory, 188") ; studied in France,
1887-95; returned to Observatory,
1895 ; Director, Aug., 1897 ; conducts
meteorological and seismological
departments. Publications: "Ty-
phoon Highways in the Far East" ;
"The Iltis Typhoon"; "The De
Witte Typhoon " and numerous
reports on Magnetism. and Mete-
orology and report.! I'R connection
with Shangltai » d\^ete«>rologior.!
Society. Decoration* : 4th order,
Sacred Treasure, Japan ; La ureat
de la Socie"te de Geographic de
Paris ; Medal for Wissensc haft
from German Emperor. Address :
Sicawei Observatory, near Shang-
hai, China.
FROST, Meadows ( KEIMH ), B.A. ;
H.B.M. Consul; b. April 18, 1875.
Educ. : Charterhouse ; Braseno.se
College, Oxford. Senior Scholar,
Charterhouse ; Exhibitioner of
Brasenose College, Oxtord ; B.A.
degree, 2nd class honours in history.
Passed examination for Federated
Malay States Civil Service, 1898 ;
entered Service, 1898 ; seconded
to Consular service, Jan., 1906.
Clubs: Penang; Lake, Kuala Lum-
pur. Address : H.B.M. Consulate
Alor Sta, Kedah, near Penang,
Straits Settlements.
FRY, R. S. (SINGAPORE), Registrar of
Shipping. Trigonometrical Assis-
tant, Survey Department, Straits
Settlements, Jan., 1881; resigned,
Aug., 1884; rejoined, July, 1885;
District Surveyor, Sept., 1885;
Chief Surveyor, Dec., 1888; Ob-
server for Time Balls and Deputy
Registrar of Shipping, Jan., 1894.
Addres*: Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
FRY, Dr. William Herbert &L-ALA
LlPlS), L.R.C.P., Lond., M.K.C.S.
Eng. ; Resident Surgeon. House
Surgeon, Straits Settlements, Aug.,
18%; Supernumerary Colonial
Surgeon, Singapore, April, 1900 ;
Colonial Surgeon, Province Welles-
ley, South, Nov., 1900; ditto,
Province Wellesley, North, Mar.,
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Faj
19C1; Resident Surgeon, Kuala
Lipia, Pahang Federated Malay
States. Address : Kuala Lipis,
Pahang, Federated Malay States.
FRYER, George Will'am (KUALA
LUMPUR), Chief Resident Engineer
for Construction, F.M.S. Railways ;
6. May 1, 1859 ; assistant Engineer
Railways, Perak, 1891 ; District
Railway Engineer, Kinta, 1894;
1st assistant Engineer Construc-
tion; 1896; Divisional Engineer,
1897 ; acting Resident Engineer,
Railways, 1899; Divisional Engi-
neer, Selangor and Negri Sembilan,
19€2; Resident Engineer, Negri
Sembilan Extension, 1903; present
position, since 1904. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fede-
rated Malay States.
FU-CHEN, Lieut-General (PEKING),
native of Manchuria. Married
Imperial Piincess; Supeiintendent
of Live Stock, Peking, 1899; Dep.
Lieut. -General of Banner Corps;
Lieut.-General, Plain White Banner
Corps.
FU-CH'I, Lieut-General (P E K i x c),
native of Ma nchuria. Sub-Chancel-
lor, Grand Secretariat, Mar., 1900 ;
Dep.-Lieut.-General, Bordered
Yellow Banner Corps, Jan., 1901 ;
Vice-President Board of Punish-
ments, Jan., 1903; Lieut.-General,
Bordered White Manchu Banner
Corps, Feb., 1906.
FUCH3, A. (HONGKONG), Merchant.
Partner in firm of Siemssen and Co.
Clubs : Germania ; Hongkong. Ad-
dress: 2 Praya Central, Hongkong.
Ft CHS, Carl (WUCHANG), Military
Instructor in Chinese Service ; b.
Hamburg, April 14, 1858. Educ. :
Hamburg Military School ; Artil-
lery and Engineering School, Berlin.
Officer in the German army ; in
1897 entered Chinese military ser-
vice ; at present in surveying depart-
ment of H.E. Viceroy Chang Chi-
tung of the Hu Kwang provinces,
ill Wuchang. Publications : Maps
of Wuchang, Hankow and environs.
Decorations : 2nd class, 3rd rank,
Order of the Double Dragon ; 4th
class German order of the Red
Eagle ; 3rd class Grand Ducal
Mecklenburg Order of the Hawk.
Club: Hankow. Address: Military
School, Wuchang, China.
FUJINAMI, Viscount (TOKYO),
Promoter of Nippon Rail Company ;
b. Sept., 1853, at Kyoto. Chamberlain
to H.I. Majesty from childhood ;
since 1889, Supeiintendent of
Imperial Mews ; created Viscount,
1884. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
FUJIOKA, Dr. Ichisuke (TOKYO),
Electrical Engineer ; b. Feb., 1856,
in Choshu. Educ.: Tokyo Engi-
neering College, 1881. Professor of
that College, 1884 to 1886, when
retired to start business ; chief
electrician to Tokyo Electric Light
Co., one of the founders of Tokyo
Street Railway Co., at present its
chief engineer ; one of pioneers of
electrical engineering in Japan.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
FUJISAWA, Dr. Rikitaro (TOKYO),
]*rofes«or of Science at Tokyo
University; b. Sept., 1861, in Echigo.
Educ. : England and Germany,
1883-87. Publications : Several
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works on Mathematics. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
FUJITA, Denzaburo (OSAKA), Mer-
chant; b. May, 1841, at Choshu.
Promoted Sanyo Railway Co., and
.started in Osaka Fujita Firm to
undertake contract business with
Government, besides mining and
engineering works. Address: Osaka,
Japan.
FUJITA, Shiro (KYOTO), Member of
House of Peers ; b. June, 1861, at
Tokyo. Appointed attache" of
Japanese Legation in Vienna,
1886, later at Berlin ; subsequently
Private Secretary to Minister of
Communications and of Agriculture
and Commerce, Vice-Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce, 1898 ; at
present President of Kyoto Silk
Spinning Co. Address : Kyoto,
Japan.
FUKIEN, Bishop of (see : PURE, RT.
RKV. II. McC. E.)
FUKtHA, VlSCOUnt (TOKYO), Member
of House of Peers ; b. July
1831. Was formerly retainer of
small fief in Iwami ; now
member of House of Peers ; created
Viscount, 1884. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
FUKUOKA, Viscount (TOKYO), Mem-
ber of Privy Council ; b. Feb., 1835,
at Tosa. After Restoration of
1867, entered Civil Service and
became Minister of Education,
1882; was appointed in 1888 to
present post; created Viscount
1884. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
FUKUSHEMA, Major - General Sir
Yasu-nasa (TOKYO), Assistant
Chief of General Staff ; b. Sept.,
1853, in Shinano. Entered military
service as Lieutenant, 1878 ; Cap-
tain, 1883; Military Attache of
Japanese Legation at Peking, 1883 :
at Berlin, 1887-92; Major, 1888; was
welcomed by populace almost as
triumphant hero when in June, 1893,
returned home successfully after
travelling through Siberia on horse-
back ; was promoted Major-General
in 1900, acquired international fame
as Commander of Japanese contin-
gent on occasion of Boxer trouble,
and was knighted by King Edward ;
was on staff of Marshal Oyama in
the Russo-Japan War ; appointed
Assistant Chief of General Staff,
Apr., 1906. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
FUKUYAWA, Sutejiro (TOKYO),
manager of "Jiji" newspaper;
b. 1863 at Tokyo. Edvc. : Yak-
University. Returned from
America, 1890, and has since been
managing the Tokyo "Jiji," and
Osaka "Jiji." A'Mre**: Tokyo.
Japan.
FULFORD, Harry English
CHWAXO), C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Consul.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, March 30, 1880 ; acting Vice-
Consul at Chemulpo, Corel, 1887 ;
acting Vice-Consul in Corea, 3888 to
1890; employed on Special Service
at Chungking, 1890 to 1891, acting
Consul there, 1891 to 1892 ; promoted
1st Assistant, June 15, 1893 ; acting
Chinese Secretary at Peking, 1893
to 1894 ; acting Consul at Swatow,
1896 to 1897; acting Consul at Soo-
chow, 1897; promoted Vice-Consul
.it Shanghai, 1897 ; Consul at New-
104
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JuxKj 1906-7.
Fun
<-h\\ang, May 13, 1899; acting
<'hine.se Secretary, Peking, 1898 to
1900; created C.M.G. 1900; acting
Consul General at Tientsin, 1904 ;
Consul at Newchwang, 1936. Ad-
dress: H.B.M. Consulate, New-
chwang, Manchuria.
FULKERSON, Dr. E. R. (NAGASAKI),
LL.D. ; College President ; b. Oct. 2,
1859. Educ. : Marionville Collegiate
Institute ; Simpson College ; Taylor
University. Entered the pastorate,
1889 ; appointed to Japan, 1887 ; Pro-
fessor in Anglo-Japanese College,
Tokyo, J887-88; President, Anglo -
Japanese College, Tokyo, 1888-89;
in Professor Chinzei's Seminary,
Nagasaki, 1889-94; President of
Chinzei Seminary, Nagasaki, since
1891 ; Vice-Consul for U.S.A. at
Nagasaki during Spanish American
War; lectured extensively in U.S.A.
in 1894, 1900, and 1904. Address:
Nagasaki, Japan.
FULTON, Rev. George W. (KA>ASA\VA),
A.B. ; Minister nml Missionary; b.
Sept. 29, 1865, at Pinsmore, Pa.,
U.S.A. ; m. Oct. 14, 1889; Amy Sex-
ton. Eiuc. : Washington and Jef-
ferson College, Penna., U.S.A.,
(classical prize 1885); Allegheny
Theological Seminary ; McCormick
Theological Seminary. Licensed to
preach, April, 1888 ; ordained as
Evangelist, April, 1889; appointed
Foreign Missianary of Presbyterian
Church and left America for Japan,
Sept. 21, 1889 ; located in Kauazawa
till March, 1891; Fukui, till May,
1898; furlough in U.S.A. till April,
1930 ; Kanazawa till present time :
Secretary, West Japan Presbyterian
Mission ; Chairman, Standing com-
mittee of Co-operating Christian
Missions in Japan, 1905. Publica-
tion*: Semi-monthly paper in Ja-
panese. Address : 34, Tobi-ume-cho,
Kanazawa, Kaga, Japan.
FUNAKOSHI, Baron Mamoru
(TOKYO), Member of House of
Peers ; b. June, 1840, at Hiroshima.
Entered Civil Service, 1868 ; appoint-
ed Secretary of Home Office ; filled
successively Governorship of Chiba,
Ishikawa, and Miyagi ; nominated
to House of Peers, 1894. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
FUNG WA CHUN (HONGKONG), Com-
pradore, Shewan, Tomes and Co.
b. Hongkong, March 9, 1857. Educ. :
Hongkong Government Central
School (now Queen's College). After
leaving school joined Yan Woo Co.,
opium farmers, with which firm
still connected ; upon establish-
ment of Shewan, Tomes & Co.
became compradore; was compra-
dore of National Bank of China
for many years ; served on comtees,
Tung Wa Hospital and Po Leung
Kok (institute for protection of
women and children) for several
terms; successfully advocated in-
struction of Chinese in European
medical science at Tung Wa
Hospital ; was member of coratees.
Queen Victoria Jubilee, Diamond
Jubilee (awarded gold medal by
Governnient1) and Coronation cele-
brations, South African War
Fund; typhoon relief com tee.,
food commission ; special juror
for nearly 20 years ; is a J.P. ; has
been member of Sanitary Board
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WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (Juss)- 1906-7.
since 1889; member, Chamber of
Commerce ; Chairman, Chinese
Chamber of Commerce; member of
Commission appointed on May 11,
19C6, to enquire into the adminis-
tration of the Public Health and
Buildings Ordinance of Hongkong.
Address: 57 Robinson Road, Hong-
kong.
FURUICHI, Dr. Koi (TOKYO), Member
of House of Peers, and President
of Seoul - Fusan Railway Co. ;
I. July, 1854, at Mimeji. Educ. :
In engineering in France,
1875-80. Filled posts of Director
of Public Works Bureau, Home
Office ; Vice-Minister of Communi-
cations, and Director-General of
Government Railways ; resigned
last post in 1903 in order to take up
present position. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
FUSHIMI, Prince (TOKYO), General ;
b. April 28, 1858 ; m. Oct. 6, 1876, to
Princess To.shiko, d. of late Prince
Arisugawa. Was in command of
Brigade during Chi no- Japanese
war ; represented Emperor at
Coronation of Czar Nicholas ; com-
manded First Army Division at
battle of Nanshan, Russo-Japanese
War ; promoted General, June,
1904 ; attended St. Louis Exposition
as Court representative ; member
of Supreme Council of War. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
FYSON, Rt. Rev. Philip Kemball
(HAKODATE), D.D. ; Bishop of
Hokkaido. Educ. : Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge ; 1st class classical
tripos, 1870. Ordained, 1871 ; mis-
sionary, C.M.S., Japan, 1874-95
consecrated Bishop of Hokkaido
(N. Japan), 1896. Address: Hako-
date, Japan.
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OA, Reishi (TOKYO), Member of
House of Peers; &. July, 1840, at
Nagasaki. Has been a Member of
House of Peers since 1891 ; has
held several important posts in
Government service. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
GAD, Svend Gamel (SINGAPORE),
Merchant ; Consul for Denmark ;
b. April 22, 1867 ; m. Aug. 30, 1901,
Sigricl Hirsch, d. of Colonel Hirsch,
of the Danish Army. Educ. :
College,Denmark. Went to England,
1888; to Singapore, 1890; joined
the staff of East-Asiatic Co., Ltd.,
Copenhagen, 1897, ; went back to
Singapore to open branch office of
» Company, 1902; became Danish
Consul for Straits Settlements, 1902.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle"
ments.
GALE, Charles Hsnry (HONGKONG),
J.P., A.M.I.C.E; Civil Engineer; b.
1863. Appointed Chief draughtsman,
Public Works Department, Sept.,
1890 ; assistant Engineer, April,
1901. Chibs: Blenheim, London;
Hongkong. Address: Hongkong.
GALEMBERT, P. M. G. de (SHANGHAI),
Postal Commissioner, Imperial
Chinese Post Office. Joined Chin-
ese Imperial Maritime Customs,
1878 ; appointed Postal Commis-
sioner at Shanghai, 1903. Address :
Imperial Chinese Post Office
Shanghai, China.
GALLOWAY, Dr. David James
(SINGAPORE), M.D., Edin.,
F.R.C.P., J.P. ; b. May 8, 1858 ; m,
1886. Educ. : Daniel Stewart's-
College, Edinburgh ; Edinburgh
University. Physician to H.H. the
late Sultan of Johore ; decorated,.
1895, for services to late Sultan :
has twice been a member of
Legislative Council of Straits
Settlements ; President M a 1 a y a
Branch of British Medical Associa-
tion, 1906; Vice-President, Royal
Asiatic Society, Straits Branch.
Publications: On Splenic Abscess
B.M.J. ; On Otomycosis, Journal of
Otology ; several articles on Sprue
in Journal of Tropical Medicine.
Clubs : Singapore ; Johore ; Univer-
sity, Edinburgh. Decoration: 2nd
class Crown of Johore. Address :
The Manor House, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
GANDE, James William (SHANGHAI),
Merchant; b. Feb. 22, 1862; MI.
Dulciebella Margaret Trodd. Educ."
City of London School. Arrived in
China, 1879 ; established business-
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on own account, 1892. Address : 34,
Nanking Road, Shanghai, China.
GARDNER, Rev. G. MiltDn (Foo-
CHOW), b. Dec. 17, 1873; m. April
24, 1889. Educ. : Boston, Mass.,
U.S.A. Pastor in Cambridge, Mass.,
from 1887 to 1889; Missionary in
China, since 1889. Address: Foo-
chow, China.
GARNIER, Albert Edmond Joseph
Marlus (LAOS), Treasurer; Ad-
ministrator, 2nd class ; b. Nov. 14,
1870. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Aug. 4, 1901 ; Administra-
tor, 4th class, Sept. 1, 1898; Ad-
ministrator, 3rd class, Feb. 7, 1901 ;
Administrator, 2nd class, Jan. 1,
1904. Decoration: Officier de
Vlustruction Publique. Addfes* :
Laos, Indo-China.
GARRARD, C. G. (MALACCA), Assistant
Registrar. Educ. : llaileybury.
Deputy Registrar of Supreme Court,
Peuang, Jan., 1892 ; acting Deputy
Registrar of Supreme Court, Singa-
pore, Feb. to Oct., 1893; acting
Registrar of Supreme Court, Pe-
nang, July, 1894; acting Deputy
Registrar of Supreme Court, and
Magistrate, Malacca, April, 1895;
also acting Collector of Land Rs-
venue, and Officer in charge of
Treasury, Malacca, Aug., 1895; act-
ing Deputy Registrar of Supreme
Court, Penang, March, 1896 ; assis-
tant Registrar and Magistrate,
Malacca, 1896. Address : Malacca,
Straits Settlement*.
OARRETT, Harbert Leonard Offley
(HONGKONG), B.A., Cantab ; As-
sistant Master Queen's College, b.
June 16, 1881; s. of Dr. G. M.
Garrett, the Composer of Church
Music. Educ. : Charterhouse and
St. John's College, Cambridge (B.A.,
1902); Assistant Master, Lodge
School, Barbados, 1903-4. Clubs .
Cambridge Union ; West Indian ;
Hongkong. Address : Queen's Col-
lege, Hongkong. %
GASKELL, William Hanry (HONG-
KONG), J.P. ; Accountant ; 6. Nov.,
1859; m. July 24, 1902. Educ. :
London. Joined the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation in
1881, and was for some time as-
sociated with head office, Hong-
kong ; after leaving bank's service
became a public accountant ;
started the Company of William
Powell, Limited, and .subsequently
became Chairman of the Company.
Publication.*: "Silver Tables,''
showing relative equivalents of
bar silver in London and New
York, 1894. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Hongkong.
GATRELL, Dr. Thomas J. N. (TIEN
TSIN), M.D., F.R.G.S. ; Physician
and Surgeon ; b. Jan. 18, 1870.
Educ. : English Public Schools and
private tutors. Was associated with
American Bible Society, Shanghai.
1888-90, and travelled in Kiaug-su
and Chekiang ; at Peking, 1893-1900.
and travelled in Shantung, Chihli,
Shausi, and Mongolia ; took degree
of M.D. (Univ. of Chicago), 1900;
was Chinese Secretary for Head-
quarters' Staff of Sir Alfred Gaselee,
1900-01 ; Surgeon English Charitabje
Hospital, Peking, 1901-04; acting
agent for "Renter," ' 1902 -03;
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journeyed across Mongolia, via
Urga, to Uliasutai, back to Peking ;
fleeted F.R.G.S., 1905; appointed
Medical Officer and Chinese Sec-
retary, Pekin Syndicate, Ltd; ac-
companied General Gaselee on ex-
pedition to Paotingfu when Chinese
officials concerned with massacre
of missionaries were tried and
executed. Decoration: China Medal,
1900. Publications : Provided ma-
terial for Gazetteer of Chihli Pro-
vince, incorporated with history of
North China Campaign of 1900-01.
Address: Pekin Syndicate, Tientsin,
North China.
GAUNTLETT, Prof. George Edward
L. (OKAYAMA), F.R.G.S., F.I. PS.,
F. Inc. 8.T. ; Teacher of English
and Latin in Okayama High
School ; b. Dec. 4, 1868 ; m. Oct. 26,
1898. Educ.: Brighton and Swan-
sea, England. Publication* :
" Phonographia Japonica," 1899;
" Scientific Copy Books," 1899 ; "The
Sanseido Vertical Copy Books,'1
1904; "The Elements of Japanese
and English Phonetics," 1905;
" Exercises in Synthesis," and Key,
19C5. Address: High School,
Okayama, Japan.
GAUTRET, Fernand (MATCIIE),
Administrator-iu-chief, Kouang*
tcheou-wan ; b. Jan. 5, 1862. Educ. :
Lyons. Formerly Maire ; Conseiller
Ge'ne'ral ; Deputd de la Vendee ;
Resident Maire si Tourane, Hai-
phong and Hanoi ; has held present
post since 1905. Decorations:
Officier d'Acade"mie. Address:
Matche*, Kouang-tcheou-wan, South
China.
<*EDYE, Rev. Ernest Francis (WU-
CHANG), M.A. ; Wesleyan Minister ;
b. Jan. 29, 1869; in. Sarah Saunder-
son Simon, d. of Rev. John
S. Simon, Governor of Didsbury
College, near Manchester. Educ. :
The Leys School, Cambridge; St.
John's College, Cambridge,
Foundation Scholarship, St. John's
College, Cambridge, 1887-92. Head
Master of Wuchang High School,
since 1895. Publications: Transla-
tions into Chinese of Tolstoi's
" Where Love is there is God also "
etc. Address: Wuchang High
School, Wuchang, China.
GEE, Nathaniel Gist (Soociiow),.
M.A. ; Professor of Natural
Sciences, Soochow University ; b.
U.S.A., April 20, 1876; m. Clara
Belle Davis, U.S.A. Educ.: Wof-
ford College ; Harvard University ;
University of Chicago. Principal,
Jordan Academy, 1896-8; principal,
Marion High School, 1898; Profes-
sor of Natural Sciences in Columbia
College, S.C., U.S.A., 1898-1901;
Professor of Natural Sciences in
Soochow University since 1901 ;
Director of Book Exhibit of Educa-
tional Association of China for
session, 1904; Editor of Educa-
tional Directory of China for
Educational Association of China,
1904 ; Secretary of Science Section
of Educational Association of
China, 1904-7. Publications: Some
Common Insects (in Chinese). Ad-
dress : Soochow University, Soo-
chow, China.
GERRARD, Dr. Percy NettarvilL
(PARIT BUXTARX B.A., B.A.O.,
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M.D., L.M. ; District Surgeon; t»
Aug. 9, 1890. Educ. : Dublin
University (M.D.); Rotunda
Hospital, Dublin (L.M.). District
Surgeon, Ula Sslangor, 1896 ; Dis-
trict Surgeon, Klang, 1898 ; acting
District Surgeon, General Hospital,
Kuala Lumpur, 1990; Residency
Surgeon, Pahang, 1901; District
Surgeon, General Hospital, Kuala
Lumpur, 1902 ; District Surgeon,
Raub, 1904 ; District Surgeon, Tai-
ping, Nov., 1904 ; District Surgeon,
ParitBuntar, 1906. Publications:
Hand Book and Vocabulary on
Malay Medical Terras, 1906. Ad-
dress: Parit Buutav, Federated
Malay States.
GIBE, Jun, Prof. John McGregor
(PEKING), B.A., Professor of
Chemistry ; b. 1882, at Philadelphia ;
m. Dec. 27, 1905, Kate E. Ciudlin.
Educ. : Wesleyan University, Con-
necticut, U.S.A. Occupies Chair of
Chemistry at Peking University ;
Treasurer of North China Tract
Society. Address: Peking, Univer-
sity, Peking, China.
•GIBBS, Lawrence (HONGKONG), A.M.
Inst. E. ; Civil Engineer ; b. 1865.
Joined Hongkong Public Works-
Department in 1890 ; joined firm of
Denisou, Ram, and Gibbs, in 1900 ;
designed Kowloon waterworks
gravitation scheme. Club: Hong-
kong. Address : Hongkong.
•GIBSON, William S. (KLANG), B.A.,
Oxon. ; Assistant Protector of
Chinese ; b. June 21, 1876. Passed
in Cantonese and law ; Cadet in
Federated Malay States Service ;
a-ctin? Indian I.n ni 'r.itija A?3tit
and assistant District Magistrate,
Krian, 1902; acting Indian Im-
migration Agent, 19J3; acting
Second assistant District Officer,
Larut, Perak, Aug., 1903 : assistant
District Officer, Klang, 1904 ; acting
Second Magistrate, -Singapore,
April, 1904 ; District Officer, Christ-
mas Island, May, 1904; acting
Second assistant Protector of
Chinese, Singapore, 1904 ; assistant
District' Officer, Klang, 19 J6. Ad-
dress: Klang, Federated Malay
States.
GIBSON,. Rev. John Campbell
(SWATOW), M.A., Glas., D.D., Glas. ;
Clergyman ; b. Jan. 10, 1849, at
Kingston, Glasgow, s. of R3V.
James Gibson, M.A., D.D., Pro-
fessor of Theology in Free Church
College, Glasgow ; m. 1883. Educ. :
Glasgow Academy ; University of
Glasgow ; United Free Church
Theological College, Glasgow ; first
holder (with T. Birclay, Tai-uan) of
Thomson ( Lord Kelvin ) Experi-
mental Scholarship, University of
Glasgow, 1839 to 1872. Ordained
Missionary of Presbyterian Church
of England to China, 1874. Arrived
Swatow, Nov. 20 1874 ; lecturer on
Evangelistic Theology in United
Free Church Colleges of Edinburgh,
Glasgow, and Aberdeen, 1893-93.
Publications : " The Number of
Readers in China," 1837 ; " Learn-
ing to Reid in South China,"
1888 : "A Swatow Index to
the Syllabic Dictionary of Chinese,"
1886 ; " Mission Problems and
Mission Methods in South China,"
1901 ; in collabai'atwu witli others :
Translations of Books of the Old
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Testament, and the whole of
the New in Swatow Dialect in
Roman letter; the New Testa-
ment in Easy Classical Chinese ;
In collaboration with T. Barclay,
Paper on "Measurements of Specific
Inductive Capacity of Dielectrics,"
in Transactions of Royal Society,
London, read Feb. 2, 1871.
Address : Swatow, Caina ; Kirnau,
Bearsden, Scotland.
GIFFENING, Julian T. L. (SEKEMBAN),
F.M.S. Civil Service ; b. Feb. 20,
1872. Coast Settlement Officer, Negri
Sembilan, Federated Malay States.
Address; Seremban, Negri Sem-
bilan, Federated Malay States.
GILES, Beit ram (CANTON), 1st class
Assistant H.B.M. Consular Service.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, Dec. 8, 1894 ; 1st class Assis-
tant, April 5, 1902; Assistant in
Mixed Court, Shanghai, 1902;
Acting Consul at Canton, 1904. Ad-
dress : H.B.M. C jnsulate, Canton.
GILMVN, Edward Wilmot Francis
(PENANG), B.A. ; Assistant Superin-
tendent, Indian Immigration ;
b. Aug. 16, 1876. Educ.: Oxford
University. Appointed Cadet, Re-
sident Councillor's Office, Penaug,
Dec., 1899; attached to Indian
Immigration Office, Penang, 19DO ;
District office, Nibong Tebal, 1900 ;
Land Office, Penang and District
Officer, North Province Wellesley,
19)1 ; acting 3rd Magistrate,
Peuang, 19)1; acting 4th Migis-
trate Singapore, 1901 ; acting assis-
tant Superintendent, Indian Im-
migration, Penang; 1902 ; assistant
Superintendent, Indian Immigra-
tion, Penang, 1904. Address :
Penang, Straits Settlements.
GITTINS, H. (BANGKOK), European
Secretary to Minister of Public
Works. Arrived in Siam, 1888 ; has
surveyed almost every part of Siam,
and has been associated with
railway administration since laying
of first road ; appointed to present
position, 1906. Decoration: Crown
of Siam. Address: Department of
Public Works, Bangkok, Siam.
GLASS, Duncan (SHANGHAI), Superin-
tendent, Shanghai and Hongkew
Wharf Co. ; arrived in China, 1869.
Address : Shanghai, China.
GLATZER, Konrad (WUCHANG),
Professor, Government Civil
Academy ; b. Germany, 1869. Educ.:
Wettiner Gymnasium, Dresden ;
formerly fellow, Halle University,
Germany. Professor of M.
Schmidt's International Private
Gymnasium, Kiel, 1896-1903 ; Rector,
from 1899; Professor, in Chinese
Government Service, since 1904.
Publications: History of the
Frederick University in Halle ;
History of Societies of Halle
University Students. -Club: Han-
kow. Address : Wuchang, China.
GLENDINNING, Frederick (SEREM-
BAN), Executive Engineer; b.
March 8; 1874. Assistant Engineer,
Public Works Department, Perak,
19J2; acting Executive Engineer,
Batang Patang, 1903; assistant
Engineer, Kuala Pilah and Tampin,
Aug., 1903; acting Executive
Engineer, Public Works Depart-
ment, Negri Sembilan. Address.
Ill
Gle
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Seremban, Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
GLENNIE, Commander Robert W.
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; in command of
H.M. surveying ship " Waterwitch."
Promoted to present rank, Dec. 31,
1903 ; appointed to command, Feb.,
1,1905. Club : Hongkong. Address:
H.M..S. " Waterwitch/' Hongkong.
GLEYSTEEN, Rev. William H. (PE-
KING), A.M., B.D. ; Missionary ; b.
July 17, 1876. Educ. : Michigan
University; Union Theological
Seminary. U.S.A. Address : Peking.
China.
GLOVER, James Sands (KALB), B.A. ;
Assistant District Officer; b. Oct.
::i, 1877. Passed in Law and Malay ;
acting Secretary to Sanitary Board,
Kuala Lumpur, 1902 ; acting as-
sistant District Officer, Pekan,
I'erak, I'jos; acting assistant Dis-
trict Officer, Raub, 1904. Address :
Raul}, Perak, Federated Malay
States. -
GO, Baron Junzo (TOKYO), Member of
House of Peers; b. April, 1825, in
Mino. Has been Member of House
of Peers since 1890 ; entered Civil
Service and appointed to Finance
Department in 1868 ; Director of
Bureau of National Debt, 1876;
Secretary of Finance Department ;
Vice-Minister of Finance, 1886 ;
retired in 1888; created Baron, 1900.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
GODDARD, Frederick Day (HONG-
KONG), J.P. ; A.I.N.A. ; Master
Mariner, now Marine Surveyor ; b.
March 14, 1853. Educ. : Grammar
School. Shortly after completh.g
apprenticeship in sailing
joined Douglas Lapraik and Go's
steamers as 3rd mate, April 1, 1873 ;
held temporary command in 1878
and 1879; appointed to permanent
command after returning from
leave, 1882; remained in Douglas
Steamship Co.'s employ till April.
1896 (23 years); entered into part-
nership with late E. Burnie in
April, 1893, as Marine Surveyor,
to Local Insurance Offices, German
Lloyd, etc., and at his death took
over business, which is now con-
ducted under style Goddard and
Douglas. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Prince's Building. Hongkong.
GOETZ, E. (HONGKONG), Merchant.
Representative of Arnhold, Kar-
berg and Co. Clubs : Germania :
Hongkong. Address: "Lugiusliml
West," Pe.ik Road, Hongkong.
GOFFE, Herbert (TENG-YI.EH), H,B.M.
Consul. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in China, Aug. 21, 1890 :
acting Vice-Consul at Macao, 189(>
to 1897 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Pa.goda Island, 1898 to 1899 ; acting
Consul at Foochow, 1899 ; promoted
1st class Assistant, May is, 189^:
acting Vice-Consul at Chemulpo.
Corea, 1899 to 1902 ; promoted
Consul at Teng-Yueh, Nov. 4, 1902.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Teng-
Yueh, China.
GOLDRING, Philip Wallace (Hox;
KONG), B.A., Oxon.; Solicitor:
b. March !.">, 1875. Educ. : Woking
School and Clifton College ; Trinity
College, Oxford, 1893-1896; B.A.
degree, Aug. 4, 1896; honours in
classical mods and final school of
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7. Gor
Jurisprudence ; admitted solieito",
1899 ; was member of firm of Brut-
ton, Hett and Golclring until April,
1906, when started on own ac-
count. Recreations: Football,
cricket, shooting, fishing. Clubs:
Hongkong; Sports, London. Ad-
dress: "Parkside," Kowloon,
Hongkong.
GOMPERTZ, Hanry Hessy Johnston
(HONGKONG), B.A., Oxon. ; Presi-
dent of the Land Coxirt ; 6. August
31, 1867. Attached to the Colonial
Secretary's Office, Straits Settle-
ments, 1890; acting Deputy Re
gistrar, Supreme Court, Peuang,
1893 ; second assistant Protector
of Chinese, Penang, 1897 ; appoint-
ed assistant Registrar General,
Hongkong, Aug., 1897; called to
the Bar, 1899 ; assistant Colonial
Secretary and Clerk of Councils,
1900; appointed President of Land
Court, 1902 ; speaks the Tie-Chin,
Hokkien, and Cantonese dialects.
Club. Hongkong. Address: Hong-
kong.
GOODRICH, Dr. Chauncey (PEKING),
D.D. ; Missionary and Teacher ; b.
June 4, 1836 ; m. Sarah Boardman
Clapp. Educ.: Williams' College
Mass., Union and And over
Theological Seminaries. Teacher
in Tungchou College, and Dean of
Theological Seminary ; in 1900,
with family, was besu>ge:l in
Peking during the Boxer Rising ;
at pressnt Dean of the Union
Theological College, Peking. Pub-
l i cations : Pocket Dictionary
(English-Chinese), Character Study
of Mandarin Colloquial; Blodget
and Goodrich's Chinese Hymnal,
etc, etc. Address : Peking, China.
GORBOLD, Rev. Raymond P. (KYOTO),
Presbyterian Minister ; m. April 7,
1905, Mary M. Palmer at Osaka,
Japan. Address : Kyoto, Japan.
GORDON, Alexander Grant (HONG-
KONG), M.I.N.A., M.I.M.E., M.I.E.
and 8. ; Engineer and Nav al
Architect; b. Nov. 1, 1852. Educ.:
Glasgow, Scotland. Has had 29
years' experience in the East as
Engineer and Naval Architect ; is
at the present time Superintendent
of China and Manila S.S. Co., Ltd.,
Consulting Engineer for the Brick
and Tile Works, Deep Water Bay,
and various other agencies of
Shewan Tomes and Co. ; is Govern-
ment Surveyor of Boilers of pri-
vate steamships under (0 t jns ;
Surveyor of the Marine Bo~rJ of
Underwriters, Philadelphia and
San Francisco; senior partner of
firm Gordon and Co., since 1880 ;
is J. P. for Colony. Address: "Tor
Crest," The Peak, Hongkong.
GORDON, Edward Lillingston
Steuart (MVNILA), Assistant
H.B.M. Consular Service f jr Japan;
b. July 11, 1876, «. of General
William Gordon, C.I.E. Educ.:
Wellington College, Berks. Ap-
pointed Student Interpreter in
Japan, March 23, 1897 ; acting
Consul at Tarns ui, North Formosa,
April 13 to April 22, 1901 ; ac ting
Vice-Consul at Hakodate, July,
19 J2 ; acting Vice-Consul at Manila,
Oct. 1, 1904 to Oct. 7, 1905; acting
Consul General at Manila since
Oct. 7, 1905. Clubs: Tokyo ; Yoku-
8
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hama. Unite 1 ; Kobe ; Nagasaki ;
Manila. Address : H.B.M. Con-
sulate General, Mai.il.i, Philippine
Islands.
GORE-E001H (*ec : BOOTH, ROBERT
HENRY GORE-)
GORE, Frederick John (ULU SKLAX-
GOR), -Surveyor ; b. Nov. 19, 1878.
Member of Staff of Surveyor
General's Department, "Queensland
(A us.), 1901; appointed Surveyor,
Selaugor, 1904; Surveyor in Revenue
Survey, Ulu Selangor, 1906. Ad-
dress : Ulu Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
GOTO, Dr. Simpei (TAIPEH), Director
of Formosau Civil Administration
Bureau ; b. 1S56, at Iwate-Ken.
Ediic. : Studied medicine in Japan
and Germany. Is nephew of lakano
who was put to death by Tokugawa
Government a little before Res-
toration ; was Chief Medical Officer
of Nagoya Hospital ; was appointed
Junior Director of Sanitary Bureau,
Home Office ; was appointed
Sanitary Commissioner at time of
Japan -China War, on conclusion of
which re-entered the Sanitary
Bureau as Director; in 1897 was
appointed by new Governor-Gen-
eral of Formosa, Baron Kodama,
Directoi of Civil Administration
Bureau ; since then has continued
to occupy that post. Addi-ess :
Taipeh, Formosa.
GOTTLIEB, F. H. Valentine (PEXANG),
Assistant Registrar. Entered Go-
vernment Service, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1880; Chief Clerk of
General Post Office, Singapore,
1888; called to the Bir, Middle
Ternpla, 1892; Deputy Registrar of
Supreme Court, Singapore, Aug.,
1895; acting assistant Regislrar of
Supreme Court and Magistrate,
Malacca, March, 1893; also acting
Sheriff, Sept., 1898 to Nov., 1899;
assistant Registrar of Supreme
Court, Penang, July, 1904. Address ;
Penaug, Straits Settlements.
GOUTTENEGRE, Colonel Adrieu
(HANOI), Commandant, ler teriitoiie
Militaires et Cercles. Decoration:-
Officier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
GRACE, Charles Hsnry (HoxoKoxs),
J.P. ; Secretary, Hongkong Club ;
b. Slogodore, Morocco, O^t. 18,
1855; m. Ellen Blanche Peirson,
Dec., 1897. Ediic.: Christ's Hospital.
Joined Eastern Telegraph Co., 1871;
Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. ;
1S77; an ived Singapore, 1877; depart-
ed for, and arrived at, Hongkong,
1884; Secretary, Hongkong Club,
1886. Clubs: The Sports and
Clnist's Hospital (Eug.) ; Amateur
Dramatic; Peak; Cricket; Foot-
ball ; Viet 01 ia Recreation; Ladies'
Recreation; U.S.R. Address: La
Hacienda East, No. 74, Peak,
Hongkong.
GRACEY, Dr. Samuel L. (Foocnow),
D.D. ; Ameiican Consul ; b. Sept. tf,
18:5, at Philadelphia, Penn., U.S.A.;
m. 1st, Leonora Thompon ; 2nd,
Corda Perkins Pratt. Educ.:
Public Schools, Philadelphia ; Bos-
ton Uiuveitdiy. Of English des-
cent, ancestors went to America
with \Villi.im Penn ; for several
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Gra
years Pastor of churches in Boston,
Mass., and other centres; served
threa years as Chaplain in 6th
Penn. Cavalry during Civil War,
with Army of ths Potomac; ap.
pointed American Consul at Foo-
•chow, 1893, and has since served
In that position with exception
of three years spent in America.
Decorations: Double Dragon, China;
G.A.R., Amarici. AZdrsss : Ameri-
can Consul ite, Fooehow, China.
GRACEY, Wilbur Tirrell (HONG-
KONG), U.S.A. Consular Service ;
b. 1877. Educ. : Public aud private
schools in U.S.A. Appointed by
Presidant McKinley, Marshal of
Conmlar Court, Foochow, 1897;
app iint^d Vbe-Consul at Foochow,
1893; acting Consul at Nanking,
China, 1904-05; acting Consul
General at Hongkong, 1906. Ad-
drzss: American Consulate General,
Hju^kon?; care of State Depart-
ment, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.
G3.1HVK, Alfred McDowell (PE-
RS.K), Co.Trinndar, iMalay States
Volunteer Ri3as ; &. Feb., 1839,
Pass3d in Hindustani and Malay,
1892 ; Inspector of Perak Sikhs,
1894; on active sen-ice during the
Pahang disturbances, 1894 ; acting
Adjutint, Perak Sikhs, 1894-5;
Inspector, do., 1895 ; in command
of detachment of Malay States
Guides, 1897 ; assistant Superinten-
dent of Prisons, 1931 ; 2nd Lieuten-
ant, 3rd Battalion Highland Light
Infantry, 1901; Wing Commander,
Malxy States Guides, 19)2; acting
Superintendent of Prisons ; acting
Second in Command, Malay States
=Guid3S, 19J2; assistant Commis-
sioner and Adjutant of Police,
1904 ; acting Wing Commander,
Malay States Guides, 1934; Malay
States Volunteer Rifles, 19 J6. Ad-
dress : Perak, Federated Malay
States.
GRAHAM, Lawrence Gra^a^n Cloet3
(PEKING), 2nd class Assistant, H.B.
M. Consular Service. Appointed
Studentlnterpreter in China, March
1, 1893; promoted 2nd Assistant,
June, 1902. Address : British
Legation, Peking, China.
GEAHAM, Walter Douglas (HONG-
KONG), Commission agents, branch
Manager Wilkinson, Heywood and
Clark, Ltd. ; b. Feb. 27, 1853. Went
to Bombay in 1884, and after
residing there for 10 years
representing W., H. & C. came to
Hongkong to look after their in-
terests in the Far East ; also does
business on own account as
Douglas Graham. Clubs: Hong-
kong; Shanghai; Royal Bombay
Yacht; United Empire, London.
Address : Alexandra Buildings,
Hongkong.
GRANDE, Jules Camille Amie (LAOS),
Resident ; Administrator, 2nd cl iss;
b. Aug. 19, 1854. Joined Indo-
China Civil Service, Nov. 3, 1888 ;
Administrator, 4th class, June 1,
1895; Administrator, 3rd class, July
14, 1893; Administrator, 2nd i lisa,
Feb. 7, 1901. Address : Laos, In Jo-
China.
GRANT-DALTON (see : DALTON, CVP-
T.VIN HUBERT GRANT-).
GRANT, Dr. J. S. (NiNGPO), M.D.;
Physician ; &. June 21, 1861. Edus. :
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) J 906-7.
University of Michigan. In 1890
was Surgeon to American Baptist
Hospital, Niugpo; in 1904, Port
Medical Officer; was in Ningpo
during Boxer trouble of 1900.
Address: Niugpo, China.
GRAVES, Dr. R. H. (CANTON), M.D.,
D.D. ; Missionary of Southern
Baptist Connection ; b. May 29,
1833, at Baltimore, Md., U.S.A. ; m.
three tames, present wife nee Mrs.
J. L. Sanford, d. of General Lowry,
of Confederate Army. Educ. : St.
Mary's College, Baltimore ; studied
theology with celebrated preacher,
Dr. Richard Fuller ; studied
medicine and took full diploma.
Arrived in Canton, Aug. 14, 1856, so
is now rounding out a half century
of missionary work in South
China ; only two missionaries have
been longer in China ; is a mission-
ary, a preacher, trainer of converts
and a teacher of theology ; for
many years has been teaching
students for the ministry and this
work led to the opening of the
Baptist Theological School of
Canton ; the new building for this
school is to be called the " Graves
Theological School"; was a col-
league of late Bishop Burdon iu
compilation of the Union version
of New Testament recently
published. Publications: "Forty-
Years in South China '* ; numerous
books in Chinese, many contribu-
tions to religious publications.
Address : Canton, China.
GRAY, Norman Tempest (PAHANG),
Acting Engineer ; b. May 19, 1861.
District Engineer, Larut, 1889 ; has
been District Engineer at Larut,
Kinta, Kuala Kangsar, acting
Deputy State Engineer, Executive
Engineer and acting State Engi-
neer ; appointed State Engineer,
Pahang, 1904. Address: Pahang,
Federated Malay States.
GRAY, Rav. W.Uiam Royston
(YONAGO), M.A. ; b. July 12, 18b7;
?7i. Clementina Emily, d. of late
General Felix Thackeray Haig,
H.E. Educ.: Merchant Taylors',
London; St. John's College, Ox-
ford ; B. A., Oxford, 1890 ; M.A., do.
1894. Tutor at Church Mission
College, Islington, London ; Curate
of St. Mary the Virgin, Leamington
Spa, Warwickshire, England, l£9i-
96 ; arrived in Japan as Missionary
of Church Missionary Society, 1893.
Club : Oxford Union. Address '
Youago, Japan ; and Trevone,
Woking, England.
GREEN, Claries Francis J. (JASIN),
District Officer. Cadet, Strait*
Settlements Civil Service Nov., 1898 ;
acting District Officer, Province
Wellesley, Mar., 1900; acting 4th
Magistrate, Singapore, June, 1901 ;
passed final examination in Malay,.
Oct., 1901 ; acting District Officer ,.
Malacca, Feb., 1902 ; confirmed,
July, 1903 ; District Officer, Jasiu,
Malacca. Address : Jasiu, Malacca,.
Straits Settlements.
GREENE, Rev. Dai'el Crosby (TOK-
YO ), A.M., D.D. ; Missionary
and Minister; b. Feb. 11, 1843, at
Boxbury, Mass, U.S.A. ; m. July
29, 1869, Mary Jane Forbes.
Educ.: Dartmouth College; Andover
Theological Seminary. Arrived in
Japan, Nov. 30, 1869, and, with
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Ore
exception of furloughs, has resided
there continuously since ; has been
Councillor, Vice • President and
President of Asiatic Society of
Japan. Publications : " Chinese
Testa-nent for Japanese Readers,"
1879; " The Christian Movement in
its relation to the New Life in
Japan," numerous papers in the
Journal of the Asiatic Society.
Address; 22 Nakuiocho, Ichiza/a,
Tokyo, Japan.
GREENE, Dr. G. W. (Canton), D.D. ;
Missionary of Southern Baptist
Connection; b. June 29, 1852, at
North Carolina, U.S.A. ; m. twice,
present wife, Vallie Page of North
Carolina. Eluc.: W*,ke Forest
College, North Carolina ; Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
For several years after graduation,
pastor of country churches in North
Carolina ; for H years Principal of
M oravi in Falls Academy ; for one
year Professor of Latin at Wake
Forest College ; in 1891 appointed
missionary to Canton; for many
years Treasurer of South China
Biptist Mission; at present tea-
cher in Baptist Theological School,
Canton. Publications: Elementary
English Grammar, 1875; several
small treatises in Chinese ; con-
tributions to religious papers.
Address: Canton, China.
GRE30RY, Lieut. -Commander
Arthur K. (HONGKONG), R.N. ; in
co.ninand of H.M. torpedo boat
destroyer " Virago." Lieutenant,
Sept. 30, 19J4; appointed to com-
mand, 19JG. Club: Hongkong.
Address: H.M.S. "Virago," Hong-
kong.
GREGORY, Stsphen M. (PEUAK), Ac-
countant, ft. Jan. 23, 1833. Ac-
countant, Perak Railway, 1835 ; has
served in Audit Ofice and Ac-
countants Office, Perak; R tilway
Accountant and Auditor, Perak and
Selangor, 1893; Chief Accountant
and Auditor, F.M.S. Railways, 1903.
Address: Perak, Federated Malay
States.
GRESSON, William J. (SHANGHU%
Managing Partner Jardine Mathe-
soii and Co., Shanghai branch ;
member of Municipal Council ;
director of several local campanies ;
for many years represented firm in
Hongkong and was an unofficial
member of Legislative Council ;
supporter of all sports, especially
racing. Club : Shanghai. Address:
The Bund, Shanghai, China.
GREY, Robert Campbell (SKLANGOR),
Secretary to Resident; b. July 9,
1868. Junior Officer of Treasury,
Selangor, Aug. 1, 18S8; Assistant
in Land Office, Kriau, June H,
1889; passed final examination in
Malay, Dec. 6, 1890; assistant
Magistrate, Kinta, Dec. 24, 1890;
acting Superintendent of Penghulns,
Lower Perak, June 14, 1891 ; Super-
intendent, ditto, Nov. 1, 1891; as-
sistant Magistrate and Collector
of Laud Revenue, Lower Perak,
April 1, 1893; acting District
Magistrate, Kuala Kaugsar, Jan.
1, 1894 ; assistant Secretary to
Government, Selangor, Feb. 28,
1895; acting District Magistrate,
Krian, April 9, 1896 ; District
Officer, Ulu Selangor, May 1, 1897 ;
ditto, Kuala Selangor, Jan. 1, 1899 ;
ditto, Ulu Pahang, Nov. 1, 1893;
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNK; 1906-7.
District Magistrate, Kuala Kang-
sar, Jan. 19, 1900 ; acting Secretary
to Government, Selangor, Oct. 1, to
Dec. 30, 1900 ; acting District
Magistrate, Kinta, Oct. 10, 1901;
resumed duties as District Magis-
trate, Kuala Kangsar, Nov. 21,
1901 ; Secretary to Resident,
Selangor, 1903. Address: Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
GRIFFIN, Albeit Edwin (HONGKONG),
A.M.I.C.E. ; Civil Engineer ; b. 1867.
Educ. : Rugby. Came to Hongkong,
June, 1901, in connection with
Quarry Bay Shipyard Construction
works ; was previously engaged
on Preston Dock' and Harbour
works ; Manchester Ship Canal ;
B-illiua-Killala Railway, Co.
Mayo ; Fairhaven Estate works,
Lytham ; London and India Docks ;
proposed new line from London to
South Wales (survey) ; Great
Central Ry. ; Dover Harbour works.
Club : H ongkong. A ddresa : Bark er
Road, Hongkong.
GRIFFITH, Tom Edward (CANTON),
Silk Merchant; b. Oct. 11, 1869;
m. 1897. Educ.: Rotherhara Gram-
mar School ; Elberfeld Gymnasium :
Zurich University. Head of firm of
T. E. Griffith. Clubs : Hongkong ;
Canton; Sports, London. Addrew :
Canton, China.
GRIFFITHS, Ernest Alfred (Siu-
MOXOSEKI), H.B.M. Consul ; b.
1863. Educ. : Dulwich College.
Clerk in the Exchequer and Audit
Department, London, 1880-4 ; ap-
pointed student interpreter in
Japan, April 7, 1884; 2nd class
Assistant Oct. 1, 1888 ; 1st Assistant.
Aug. 8, 1896 ; Vice-Consul at Kobe,
May 21, 19G3; Consul, Shimonoseki,
1904 ; was acting Vice-Consul at
Tokyo, Oct., 1888, to April, 1881 ;
acting Consul at Tainan, Formosa,
from Nov., 1896, to Jan., 1897, from
July, 1897 to Dec., 1899, and again
from Jan., 1902, to Nov., 1903. Club* :
Yokohama, Kobe ; Shimor.oi-eki.
Address: British Consulate, Shi-
mouoseki, Jr.pan.
GRIGGS, Dr. James F. (PEKING),
A.M., M.D. ; b. Aug. 27, 1871; »n.
Alice E. Van Gorder, 1901. Educ. :
University of Pennsylvania, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Address: American
Presbyterian Mis.sion, P e k i n gr
China.
GRIST, Edward James (HONGKONG),
Solicitor ; b. March 7, I860 ; Clvb :
Hongkong. Address : 9 Queen's
Road Central, Hongkong.
GROLEAU, Elie Jean Henri (NAM-
Dixiii), Inspector, Civil Service,
Indo-Chiua, Chief of Nf-m-Dinh
Province; 6. Feb. 16, 1859.. Entered
Civil Service, Indo-Chiua, Aug. 11,
1882 ; Srd class Administrator, Jan.,
1891; 2nd chifs, Jan., 1895; 1st
• •hiss, Jan., 1898; Inspector, Jan.,
lsx)2. Address: Nam-Dinh, Tonkin,
Indo-China.
GROSSIN, General Paul L. A, (HANOI),
Chief d'E.soadron, Commandant la
Compaguie de Ger.daimeiie. Deco-
ration: Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Add n't* : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Indo-China.
GROVE, William Edward Ure
(M.vi,.\c<'-O, Superintendent! Straits
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Gui
Settlements Police ; b. July 27, 1861 ;
e. s. f*. of late Colonel W. O. Grove ;
in. 19J3, Isabella Adelaide
Morrison. Edac. : Bedford Gram-
mar School. Served in Burma
Police, 1892-97 ; Slam Police, 1897-
19G2 ; joined Straits Settlements
Police, 1902. Address: Malacca,
Straits Settlements.
GROVES, Thomas (KUALA LJUMPUII),
A.M.T.C.K., F.M.S. Civil Service;
ft. Feb. 1, 1864 ; Chief Draughtsman,
Kuala Lumpur, Clerk of Works,
Klang, acting Distiict Engineer,
and acting Engineer of Sanitary
Board, 1891 to 1899; Executive
Engineer, 1902 ; acting Engineer,
1st grade, 1904. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
GUBBINS, John HaringtDn (TOKYO),
C.M.G.; b. 1T>2; s. of late Martin
B. Gubbins, IJ.C.M. ; m. 1893,
Helen Brodie, d. of C. A. Macvean,
J.P. of Mull. Entered Japan Con-
Milar Service, 1871 ; English Sec-
vetaiy to Conference at Tokyo for
revision of Treaties, 1888 ; Assistant
Japanese Secretary, 1888 ; Japanese
Secretary, 1889, local rank of 2nd
Secretary to Legation, Tokyo,
189); Biilish Delegate en Tariff
Commission, lS9f> ; acting Charge1
<l% Affaires, Seoul, Corea, May, 1930,
to Nov., 1901. Publications : Dic-
tionaiy of Chinese-Japanese Words
in Japanese Language (3 vols.) ;
Translation of Civil Code of Japan,
with introduction on Japanese
Family System (2 vols.) Recreations:
Riding, swimming, rowing, chess.
Clubs: St. James's ; Oriental. Ad-
<//•.•-<* ; Tokyo. Japan.
GUERITZ, Edward Peregrine
( SANDAKAN ), Acting Governor.
Cadet mid District Officer, and
Resident, Sarawak Government,
1874 to 1877 ; Assistant President,
British North Borneo, 1882-1884 ;
Collector of Land Revenue, Sungei
Ujong, 1835 ; Collector and Magis-
trate, Jelebu, June, 1885; acting
Resident, Labuan, May, 1890 ;
Assistant Government Secretary,
British North Borneo, 1891 ; Re-
sident, Labuan, 1890 ; Session
Judge, British North Borneo, 1894 ;
Member of Council, 1894; Judge of
( hief Court, 1895 ; Government
Secretary, 1898; appointed one of
the Commissioners .to administer
the Government, British North
Borneo and Labuan ; acting
Governor, 1905. Addrcxs : S.amla-
kan, British North Borneo.
GUILLEMOTO, Charles Marie
(HANOI), Director General des
Travaux Publics ; Ingenieur en Chef
de Ire class des Pouts et Chau.-sees ;
b. Janv. 5, 1857. Entree 1'Adminis-
tration, Sept. 13, 1898. Decorations :
Officier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
CMna.
GUIS, Francois Louis Esprit (H\Noi),
Directeur d'Admini.stration de la
Caisse de Retraite des Services Civil
Locaux ; Resident; Administrator.
1st class; b. O;-t. 6, 1861. Joined
the Indo-Chirra Civil Service, Nov.
24, 1887 ; Administrator, 4th class,
March 17, 1886 ; Administrator, 3rd
class, March 27, 1888; Administrator,
Srd class, Dec. 1, 1892; Adminis-
trator, 1st class, Oct. 1, 1900.
Decoration*: Chevalier de la Le'gion
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d'Honneur, Address: Hanoi, Ton-
kin, ludo-Chinx.
•
GUY, Hirvey Hugo (TOKYO), A.M.,
B.D., Ph.D.; Dean of Sei Oa-
kuiu (Professional College) Tok-
yo ; b. Nov. 9, 1870, at Osage City,
Kansas, U.S.A. ; m. June 20, 1893,
Martha Andrews, Mount Pleasant,
Iowa, U.S.A. Educ. : Drake Uni-
versity, Iowa ; Chicago Univer-
sity, and Yale University. After
graduating came to Japan to
engage in educational work, and
has been so occupied since 1895 ;
Professor in School of Philosophy,
Tokyo ; Professor of Greek Lan-
guage and Literature, and of
Philosophy and History in Sei
Gakuin ; lecturer on religion among
the Japanese; examiner in School
for the study of the Japanese
Language; Chairman of the Com-
mittee for translation of foreign
books into Japanese ; specialist in
Japanese Language and History ;
member of Council of Japanese
Asiatic Society ; translator of
"Wasau," Buddhist I*rayer Book.
Publications: " Studies in the Rise
of the English Episcopacy," 1902.
Club : Yale. A ddreaf : T..ikino;ja\va,
Tokyo, Japan.
GUYONNET, Lieut.-Cclonel Pierre
G. P. (HANO.), Commandant 2e
Regiment de Tirailleurs Annamites.
Decoration: Officier de li Ldgiou
d'Houneur. A<3dr?** : Hanoi, Ton-
kin. Tn«lo-China.
H
HACHISUKA, Marquis (TOKYO), For-
mcrly Daimyo of Tokushima ; Privy
Councillor; b. Aug., 1848. Repre-
sented Japan in France about 1881
President of House of Peers.,
1891-96 ; Minister of Education,
S^pt., 1896-Nov., 1897 ; appointed to
Privy Council, 1898. Add was: Tok-
yo, Japan.
H\aE3, Rev. Charles Robert (HONG-
KONO), M.D., D.I). ; Clergyman and
Physician ; b. Oct. 27, 1851 ; m. June
2), 1894 ; Dec. 31, 1896, Maria Von
Rausch. Ednc. : Honey Creek,
Wisconsin ; Oberlin and Springfield,
Ohio. Taught in Schools in Wis-
consin, Ohio and California, until
188J ; entered Pacific Theological
Seminary, Oakland, California,
18*), graduating therefrom in 1832,
.and receiving B.D. degree ; Pastor
Congregational Church at Antioch,
1831-83 ; sent to Hongkong as Mis-
sionary of American Board, March,
1883, to open South China Mission ;
returned to U.S.A., 1891, and
studied Medicine in Los Angeles,
San Francisco, and Nashville
Medical Schools, receiving M.D.
rle.grea from Vanderbilt -University,
1894, and same degree from
Nashville University ,:1895 ; returned
to China, 1894; received D.D.
degree from Western University of
Chicago, 1900 ; has charge of 14
Mission Schools with over 400
pupils ; is overseer of 38 stations
where Chinese teach or preach ;
received into Church membership
over 1070 persons in 1903, and has
55 native workers under supervision;
has baptized about 3000 persons
during last 10 years, and treats from
f> 0 to 1000 patients annually ; was
1st President of Le Shing Scientific
and Industrial College, opened at
Hongkong, 1904 ; can speak and
preach in three languages, English,
Herman and Chinese. Publica-
tions: "Looking unto Jesus";
" Bible Questions and Answers,"
both in Chinese. Addrexg : No. 5,
Ladder St., Hongkong.
HAH*, Philippe (PROMPENH), Inspec-
tor, Civil Service, Indo-Chiua ; Pre-
sident Municipal Commission; b.
Aug. 19, 185:1. Entered Civil Service,
Indo-China, Jan. 1, 1887 ; Adminis-
trator, 2nd class, Jan., 1838; 1st
class, Oct., 1888; Inspector, Jan.,
1900. Decorations : Officier de 1'In-
struction P u b 1 i q u e . A ddre** :
Prompenh, Cambodge, Indo-ChinP.
HAIFENG ( SOOCHOW ), C h i n e s u
Bauuerman. Appointed Super-
intendent, Imperial Factory, Foo-
chow, Sept., 1898.
Hai
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 190G-7.
HAINES, Rev. Frank William
(PENANG), B.A., Oxon. ; Chr.plain.
Educ. : Christ's College, Brecknock,
and Jesus College, Oxford.
Government Tutor and Chaplain,
SeUngor, 1890 ; Inspector of
Schools, Selangor, 1891 ; Colonial
Chaplain, Malacca, 1899; .also
acting Headmaster of High School,
Malacca, 3899-1900; Colonial Chap-
lain, Penang, April, 1901 ; (Sur-
rogate), hon. Chaplain, Penang
Volunteer Corps. Address : Penang,
Straits Settlements.
HALE, Abraham (LAULT), District
Officer; 6. Dec. 17, 1854. Acting
Magistrate, Matang, Dec. 13, 1884 ;
Inspector of Mines and Assistant
Magistrate, Kinta, Feb., 1885; Col-
lector and Magistrate, Tampin,
Oct. 17, 1887 ; acting Superinten-
dent of Negri Sembilan, March,
1888 ; Clerk of Council, Oct. 20, 1889 ;
assistant, Indian Immigration
Agent, Dec., 1889; acting for Resi-
dent, Feb. to Mar., 19CO ; Officer
in Charge, Mar. to Nov., 1894:
District Officer, Tampin, Jan. 1.
1896 ; District Officer, Kuala Selan-
gor, Jan. 26, 1897 ; passed higher
standard in Malay, April, 1897 ;
Examiner in -Malay, 1898; District
Officer, Klang, Mar. 9, 1899; Collec-
tor of Land Revenue, Kuala
Lumpur, and Registrar of Titles,
Selangor; Chairman of Public
Gardens Committee, Kuala Lum-
pur, and of Museum Committee,
Nov. 21, 1899; Vice-Chairman,
Malay Agricultural Settlement,
Sept. 23, 1900 ; Director of Widows'
and Orphans' Fund, April 19, 1901 ;
District Officer and Ri-gistr <r of
Titles, Larut, Perak, 1906. Addre** :
Larut, Perak, Federated Mula>
States.
HALE, Bertram Augustas (HONG-
KONG), Journalist ; Manager, Hong-
kong "Daily Press"; b. 1870.
Formerly connected with jour-
nalism in Devonshire and London ;
came to the East in 1895, joining
the "Japan Chronicle"; in 1899
became part proprietor andeditor of
the "Hiogo News "; arrived in Hong-
kong in February, 1903, as manager,
"Daily Press." Address: "Rock-
lands,'' Robinson Road, Hongkong.
HALL, Gilbert Amos (PROVINCE
WELL.ESLEY), Di.st.rict Officer.
Edin-.: Harrow School. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, 1888; passed
final examination in Malay, April,
1891; acting ::rd Magistrate, Pe-
nang, July, 1891 ; acting 2nd Magis-
trate, Penang July to Sept., 1893 ;
acting District Ofrk-er, Dindings.
Mir., 1891; Superintendent of
Education, Penang, Oct., 1894;
acting District Officer, Malacca,
Nov., 1896; acting 2nd Magistrate,
Pon.uig, May, 1897 ; Sheriff and
Deputy Registrar of Supreme
Court, Singapore, July, 1897 ; acting
Colk-ctor of Land Revenue, Pe-
nang, M.ir., 1898; 2nd assistant
Colonial Secretary, Straits Settle-
ments, Aug., 1898, but continued
to act as Collector of Land
Revenue, Penang, till Mir., 1900;
acting Collector of Land Revenue
and Orticei in Charge of Troasun
M.ilacca, Sept., 19LH>, confirine-l.
Aug., U)< Yl ; Senior District Officer.
July, 19J1; acting Posliu ister
' (Urn; 1. Aiijr., W4 : acting
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Hat
Inspector of Prisons, Singapore,
and Senior District Officer,
Province Wellesley, 19f 6. Address :
Province Wellesley, Straits Settle-
ments.
HALL, John Carey (YOKOHAMA),
M.A., I.S.O. ; II.B.M. Consul
General ; b. Jan. 22, 1814, at
Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, s. of
John Hall of Coleraine and Port-
rush, Co. Antrim ; m. 1876, Agnes,
d. of Charles Wyclif Goodwin,
Assistant Judge of H.B.M.
Supreme Court for China and
Japan. Educ. : Coleraine Aca-
demical Institution ; Queen's
College, Belfast. Appointed
Student Interpreter in Japan, Dec.
24, 1867 ; employed in assisting
Japanese Prisons Commission, 1871 ;
acting Vice-Consul at Yedo (Tokyo)
for some while ; 1st class Assistant,
April 1, 1877; called to BJU at
Middle Temple, June 29, 1881 ;
Assistant Japane.se Secretary at
Tokyo, April 1, 1882 ; acting Consul
at Nagasaki, 1882, 1883, 1884, and
1886; acting Japanese Secretary at
Tokyo, 1884 to 1886 ; acting
Registrar and Interpreter, Yoko-
hama Court, 1886 ; acting Consul
at Yokohama, 1886 to 1888 ;
acting Judge in Court for Japan
.,'at. Yokohama, 1888; acting
assistant Judge in Supreme Court
for China and Japan at Shanghai,
1888 to 1S89 ; promoted Consul for
Hakodate and Niigata, Oct. 1,
1888; acting Consul at Nagasaki,
1890 to 1892 ; at Yokohama, 1895 to
1896 ; transferred to Tamsui (For-
mosa), Feb. 4, 1893 ; Consul for
Hiogo an I Osaka, Aug. 21, 1896;
Consul for Consular District of
Hiogo j:ml cities of Kyoto and
Osaka, July 28, 1897 ; . Senior
Member of Commission to prepare
case in Arbitration proceeding
before Hague Tribunal between
Great Britain, France, and Ger-
many, and Japan, respecting
interpretation of an Article in
their Treaties relating to leases in
perpetuity in late Foreign Settle-
ments in Japan, Sept. 20, 1902 :
promoted Consul-Geueral for Con-
sular District of Kanagawa, May
21, 1903. Publications : General
View of Chinese Civilization,
translated from the French of
Pierre Laffitte. Clubs : Roy.il
Societies ; Yokohama United. Ad-
dress : H.B.M. Consulate, Yoko-
hama, Japan.
HALLIFAX, Edwin Richard (1 lux;-
KONG), B.A., Oxon. ; Civil Service;
b. Feb. 17, 1874. Educ. : BlundeU's
School ; Balliol's College, Oxford.
Appointed Cadet in Hongkong Civil
Service Oct., 1897: aviivedin Colony,
Jan., 1898; Police Magistrate, Hong-
kong, Dec., 1899 ; Assistant Supeiin-
tendent of Police and Police
Magistrate, New Teriitory, Sept.,
1899; acting (Registrar General.
1902; acting Captain Superintendent
of Police, Superintendent of Gaol
and Superintendent of Fire Brigade,
March, 1904; seconded as Transvaal
Emigration Agent at Chinwantao,,
March, 190".. Address: Hongkong.
HALLIFAX, F. J. (PKXANG), Magistrate.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, March,
1893; passed final examination in
Malay, 'June, 1894; acting District
Officer, Penang, April, 1896, and
Malacca, Nov., 189(5 : Superinteu-
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dent of Education, Penang, July,
1897 ; District Officer, June, 1898 ;
acting District Officer, Dindings,
June, 1901; acting Collector of
Laud Revenue, Penang, Apiil, 1902 ;
also acting Registrar of Deeds and
Registrar of Bills of Sale, Penang,
^ May, 1902; assistant Post Master
General, Penang, Aug., 19J2, but
continued to act as Collector of
Land Revenue ; acting Collector of
Land Revenue, and Officer in
Charge of Treasury, Malacca, April,
1903; 2nd Police Magistrate,
Penang, Straits Settlements. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements.
HAMADA, Dr. Gentitsu (TOKYO),
Chief Medical Officer and Proprietor
<>f Haniada Hospital for diseases of
women ; b. Kumamoto-ken, Nov.,
1854. Educ. : In Germany, 1885-
1888. Appointed Professor of
Medical Course of Tokyo University,
1889-1936. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
HAMAO, Arata (TOKYO), LL.D. ;
President of Tokyo Itnperi.il Uni-
versity ; Member of House of Peers ;
b. April, 1849,atTajima. Councillor
of Department of Education, 1878 ;
Vice-President of To^cyo Imperial
University, 1884 ; Director of Special
Educational Bureau, 1888 ; Presi-
dent of Tokyo Imperial University,
1893-1897; Minister of Education
from Nov. to Dec., 1897 ; President
of Tokyo Imperial University, 1906 ;
awarded degree of LL.D. by
Harvard University. Address: Tok-
yo, Japan.
HAMILTON, William Beeson (Cm-
NAN-FU), A.B. (1883), A.M.
( 1888 ) ; Missionary, American
Presbyterian Church ; b. Sept.
10, 1864; m. May, 1888, Clara
Linton (died Jan., 1889); m. May
1892, Margaret, d. H. Woods, D.D.,
Professor of Latin at Washington
and Jefferson College, Pa. Educ.
Washington and Jefferson College.
Allegheny ; Princeton Theological
Seminary. Arrived China, Nov.,
1888 ; resided Chinan in 1888 ; built,
and for some years was Principal
of, Clara Lintou Hamilton Memo-
rial School ; pastor, Presbyterian
Church, Chinan ; in charge of mis-
sion work in vicinity ; by appoint-
ment of American Consul, Chefoo,
arranged with Yuan Shih-kai for
protection and safe convey to coast
of over 100 missionaries, Protestant
and Catholic, from Central and West
Shantung and adjacent parts of
Chihli and Houan, dm ing June and
July, 1900; director, Shantung
Protestant University, 1903 ; Am-
erican Consular Agent, Chinanf
1905. Address: Chinan-fu, Shan-
tung, China.
HA.MPDEN, Ernest Miles H^bart-
(YOKOHAMA), H.B.M. Vice-Consul
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, July 26, 1888; transferred
to Japan, April 1, 1889 ; Vice-Consul
at Tokyo (local rank), Aug. 21,
189C ; employed as Assistant • in
Japanese Secretary's O ffi c e ,
Tokyo, 1896; acting Consul ax
Hakodate, 1896 to 1897 ; at Tamsui.
1897 ; acting Vice-Consul at Hiogo,
1898 ; acting Consul at Yokohama,
1899; Vice-Consul at Yokohama
(local rank), 1899 to 1901 ; promoted
1st Assistant, April 1, 1901 ; acting
Consul at Yokohama, 1902 to 1903 ;
promoted Vice-Consul, Dec. 22,
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1904. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Yokohama, Japan.
HANABUSA, Baron (TOKYO), Vice-
Minister of the Imperial House-
hold Department; b. Jan., 1842, at
Okayama. Appointed Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, 1870; Chargd
d' Affairs at Seoul, 1876-77; pro-
moted to Minister Resident, 1880-
81, and narrowly escaped being
killed by the anti-Japanese Korean
mob which attacked Japanese
Legation at Seoul in 1882; pro-
moted Minister at St. Petersburg,
188C-86 ; Vice-minister of Agricul-
ture and Commerce, 1887-88 ; trans-
ferred thence to Imperial House-
hold as auditor ; Vice-resident of
Japan Red Cross Society; created
Baron, 1896. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HANCOCK, Sidney (HONGKONG), Bill
and Bullion Broker. Resided in
the Colony and Amoy over half a
century. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress : 10, Queen's Gardens, Hong-
kong.
HANITSCH, Karl Richard (SINGA-
PORE), Ph. D., Jena Demonstrator
of Zoology, University College,
Liverpool, 1887; Curator and Libra-
rian, Raffles Library and Museum,
Singapore, 1895. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
HANSEN, Dr. Carl C. (LAOS),
M.D. ; Physician and Surgeon ; b.
May 14, 1862. Editc. : United
States of America. Received the
degree of M.D. from Cooper
Medical College, 1893; served at
the German Hospital as House
Surgeon, '1894 : became a Licentiate
of the Imperial Faculty of Medicine
of Constantinople, 1895 ; Member
of the American Medical Associa-
tion, the American Oriental
Society, and the Si am Society ; at
present in Charge of the Charles F.
Van Santvoord Hospital of Nakon-
Lunpaug, Laos, Siam. Address
Nakon Lampang, Laos, Siam.
HANSON, Charles Rastrich(PKRAK)
I.S.O., M.I.C.E. ; Engineer for
Railways, Federated Malay States ;
b. June 7, 1890; 8. of late Conrad
Abben Hanson ; m. 1883, Margaret,
d. of John Kyle. Educ : Private
Schools. Railway Department,
Capo Colony, 1874-1879 ; assistant
Engineer of Ways and Works,
Ceylon, 1879-1887; Resident Eng-
ineer and Trciihc Manager, Perak,
1887 ; Resident Engineer for
Railways, Perai and Province
Vt ellesley, 19^3 ; acting Divisional
Engineer, Selangor and Negri
Serabilan, June, 1903 ; General
Manager, Federated Malay States
Railways, 19U4 ; Resident Engineer
for Railways in Perak and Province
Wellesley, and Manager, Federated
Malay States' Railways, 1906,
Address : Perak Federated Malay
States ; c/o Henry S. King and
Co.. 9 Pall Mall, London, S.W.
HARA, Kei (TOKYO), Minister of Home
Affairs ; b. 1854 at Mori oka..
Private Secretary to Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce, 1890-
1892 ; Director of Commercial
Bureau, Foreign Office ; Vice-
Minister of Foreign Office, 1895;
Minister to Corea, 1896; resigned
1897; was Chief Editor of Osaka
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"Mainichi"; Minister of Com-
munications, 19)0-1901; sat as
M.P., 1902-1-M5 ; joined Saionji
Miuistiy as Ministe" of Hjme
Office, 1906. Addi-ess : Tokyo,
Japan.
HARA, Rokuro (TOKYO), Banker; b.
Tajlraa, 1844. Prominent at time
of Restoration ; entered business,
and founded with others, the One
Hundred Bank, and has been
largely instrumental in seeming
for it the position it has attained ;
filled the post of President of the
Yokohama Specie Bank from 1883
to 1890 ; one of Japan's leading
commercial men. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
JEARA, Ryota (TOKYO), City Engineer ;
b. Fukuota, Oct., 1854. Educ.:
Tokyo University. Has superin-
tended building of several bridges
iu Tokyo, and also supervised its
water-works; Professor at Tokyo
University and Engineer of Tokyo
City. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
HARA, Ycshimichi (TOKYO), Lawyer ;
b. Shiuano, Feb., 1S67. Educ.:
Tokyo University. Appointed
Councillor of Department of Agri-
culture and Commerce, 1890 ; after-
wards Chief Official of the Tokyo
Mines Inspection Office, and similar
office at Osaka ; left Government
service in 1893, and has since been
practising law. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HARBORD, Commander Richard M.
(HONGKONG), R.X. ; in command of
Jl. M. despatch vessel, "Alacrity."
Promoted to present rank, June 30,
1901 ; appointed to command, 1906.
Club: Hongkong. Address : II. M.S.
" AUcrity," Hongkong.
HARDING, John Reginald (SHANGHAI)
M.I.C.E. ; Engiueer-iu-Chief, I.M.
. Customs ; b. May 2, 1853 ; m.
Elizabeth Margaret, d. of captain
Sauuders, of Foochow. Educ. :
Marlborough College, 1870-76. Pupil
to Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co.,
Elswick, 1876-79 ; appointed
assistant Engineer to Chinese Im-
perial Customs service, 1880 ; acting
Engineer-iii-Chief, I.M.C., 1895-96;
Engineer-in-Chief, 1898; appointed
Consulting Engineer, Corean Im-
perial Customs service 190" ; Pres.
Shanghai Soe. of Engineers and
Architects, 1934-05. Decorations:
3rd class civil rank, China, 1904;
3rd order Pal Kwei, Corea, 19J5.
Publications: Various papers on
Engineering subjects. Clubs :
Shanghai ; Country, Shanghai ;
Monmouth County. A ddress :
Customs House, Shanghai, China.
HARE, Prof. Alexander Joseph
(TOKYO), Professor of Higher Com-
merical School. Ed'.ic. : Schools
and college in England, Germany
and France. Secretary of Chamber
of Commerce at Kobe at its in-
ception; translator for Priis.'i.iu
legation at Kobe and Yokohama,
1863 ; twenty five years in Japanese
Government service in Higher
( Commercial School; witness of
every change in reconstitution of
Japinesa Government from feudil
times to the present Meiji Dynasty;
witnessed the attack upon for-
eigners in Kobe, in 18.8; was
officially present at the "hara-
hiri" of the Bizen Official which
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was brought about in circum-
stances d e s cri be tl in Mitftml's
"Tales of old Japan". Decora-
tion: 4th class order of Rising Sun.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
HARGREAVES, William ( KIALA
KANGSAR ), M.A. ; Educationalist,
Federated Malay States Education
Department. Educ. : Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, M.A. Assistant
Master, Mannamead School, Ply-
mouth, 1878 ; assistant Master, St.
John's School, Letherhead, 1879-
1891 ; Head Master, Penang Freo
-School, 1891-1904; Head Master,
Mal-iy Residential School for sons
of Rvjahs, since Jan. 1, 1305.
Clubs : Penaug ; Town, Penaug ;
New, Taiping. Address : Malay
Residential School, Kuala Kangsar,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
HARKER, Bernard Brotherton
( HONGKONG ), A.M. I.C. E. ; Civil
Engineer; b. 1862. Educ.: Wim-
borne Grammar School. Engaged
on engineering works (railway and
water) in Brazil and Argentine
Republics, 1881 to 1893. From 1894
to date in practise in Hongkong.
Club : Hongkong. Address : Hong-
kong.
HARMAND, Jules Francois (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for France ; b. Oct.
23, 1845 ; m. Dec. 19, 1878, to There'se
Grabiielle Farjas. Educ.: Lycee,
Versailles. Was a member of the
scientific and archaeological expedi-
tion to Cambodia, 1873 ; the expedi-
tion in Tonkin with Francis
Gamier, 1873-4; the scientific
expedition in Indo-Chiua, 1875-G-7 ;
Consul and Commissaire for France
in Siam, 1831-2-3 ; Comraissaire-Ge'n-
eral in Tonkin and Auuim, 1833-4,
(in this capacity signed the Treaty
of Hu6 in Aug., 1833); Cousul-
General for France at Calcutta,
1885-90; Minister for France in
Chili, 189 J-l ; Minister for France
in Japan, 1891-1903 ; was in charge
of interests of Rassia in Japxu
during tha RU.SSO- Jap ineso war.
Publications: " Lxos et Popula-
tions Sauvages de 1'Imlo-Chine,"
1830-1 ; " Ethnographic de 1'Indo-
Chine," 1881; "Trale Introduction
de India de Sir John Strachay,"
1891 ; " Question clu Tjakin,"
1835, and numerous contributions
to publications of Geographical,
Anthropological and Commercial
Societies of Paris. Decorations:
Comm. Le'gion d'ilouueur; Grant!
Cross of St. Anne (Russia) ; G. C. of
Isabella Catholica (Spain); G. C.
of Double Dragon (China) ; G. C. of
Cambodia; G. C. of Dragon
(Anuam) ; G. C. of Couroune (Siam) ;
G. C. of Rising Sun (Japan), etc.
Address : French Legation, To'cyo,
and 225, Faubourg St. Uoaore",
Paris.
HARPER, Adolphus Alexander
Francis (SELAMA), Surveyor; ft.
Nov. 25, 1855. Surveyor of irriga-
tion works, Ceylon, 1830 ; Field
Assistant Surveyor, Straits Settle-
ments, 1881 ; Surveyor, Biitish
North Borneo, 1883 , Surveyor,
Straits Settlements, 1834; District
Surveyor, Kinta, 1887-1889; assis-
tant Surveyor, Ku-ila Kangsar,
1894; Distiict Surveyor, L.mit,
Matang, Krian and Selama, 1903-
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1904. Address : Selama, Federated
Malay States.
HARPER, Joseph Peasccd ILAKI.-T),
F.R.G.S., Superintendent, Kevenue
Surveys ; b. Dec. 26, 1869. Surveyor
Land Department, Larut, 1KS.» ; act-
ing Inspector Mines, Larut, 1898;
Superintendent of Revenue Surveys,
Larut, 1898. Address : Larut, Perak,
Federated Malay States
HARRINGTON, Thomas Joseph
(YOKOHAMA), 1st class Assistant,
H.B.M. Consular Service. Appoint-
ed Student Interpreter in Japan,
June 3, 1895; acting Consul at
Tamsui, 1899; at Tainan, 1900; at
Yokohama, 1903 ; promoted 1st
Assistant, May 21, 1903. Address :
H.B.M. Consulate, Yokohama,
Japan.
HARRIS, Charles Butler (NAGASAKI),
American Consul ; b. Dec. 9, 1848, at
Goshen, Indiana ; m. Oct. 19, 1869,
Julia E. Latta. Kduc. : Common
Schools, Indiana, U.S.A. Enlisted
a* private in American Civil War, '
April 19, 1861, at first call of
President Lincoln for volunteers;
remained in service until Dec. 1861,
when obtained discharge on ac-
count of permanent disability ;
1862-1897 was actively and success-
fully engaged as business man in
mercantile pursuits and banking ;
was elected for 2 years' term to
represent 13th Agricultural District
<>f Indiana on Indiana State Board
of Agiiculture; re-elected, 1894
and 1896 ; appointed President of
Board, Jan., 1897; was appointed
Consul at Nagasaki, Oct., 1897
Decorations : Member Grand Army
of the Republic ; member Sons of
the American Revolution. Mason ic .
Scottish Rite, C2nd Degree Frema-
sou and Knight's Templar. Clubs :
International, Nagasaki ; Nagasaki..
Address: Nagasaki, Japan.
HARRIS, Right Rev. Dr. Merrimaa
Cutobart (TOKYO), D.D. LL.D. ;
Bishop of Methodist Episcopal
Church for Japan and Corea ; b.
July 9, 1816. Educ. : Allegheny
College, Pa. Was a soldier in
American Civil War, 1863-65 ; after-
wards held commission ; ordained,
1873; arrived in Japan as Mission-
ary, 1873; founded missions to
Japan in Hawaii and Pacific Coast
districts ; elected Bishop for Japan
and Corea, 1904. Decoration: 3rd
class order of Sacred Treasure.
Address: No. 1, Aoyama Gakuin,
Tokyo.
HARRIS, Jun.. Rev. William
(CHIENGMAI), American Presbyte-
rian Missionary ; b. June 21, 1870, at
Princeton, New Jersey ; rn. Nov. 3,
1897, Cornelia Harrictte, d. of Rev.
D. AIjGilvary. F.dnc. : Princeton
University ; Princeton Theological
Seminary. Joined the North Laos
Mission ( American Presbyterian )
in Chiengnrai, 1895 ; is Treasurer of
the Mission ; Principal of Prince
Royal's College, Chieugmai
Honorary Secretary, Chiengm i
Library. Club: Chiengmai Gymk-
hana. Addrcfa : Chiengmai, Shm.
HARRISON, C. W. (T.UPl>u), Secretary
to Resident; b. Jan. 28, 1874.
Educ. : Sherborne School, Clifton
College; Balliol College, Oxford,
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and with Walter Wren, Esq. ; grd
class classical mods., 1894. Ap-
pointed Cadet, Selangor, Federated
Malay States, Nov., 1897 ; Magis-
trate, 2nd Class, Kuala Langat,
Feb., 1899 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Klang, May, 1899. Address :
Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
HARRISON, Dr. H. Meredith
(PAHAXG), B.A., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S.,
Physician and Surgeon ; b. May 5,
1867, s. of late Charles Harrison,
Barmouth, North Wales; m. 1895,
Sidney, w. of Rev. Samuel Peel.
Educ. : Wells House, Malvern,
Wells ; Harrow ; Cambridge, B.A.
1889; St. Thomas Hospital, L.R. C.P.
(Lond.), M.R.C.S. (Kng.), 1895;
Principal Medical Officer to
Government of British North
Borneo, 1899; Principal Medical
Officer to H.H. the Sultan of
Johore, 190D ; joined Federated
Malay States Government Service,
Nov., 1904. Address: Pekan, Paliang
Federated Malay States.
HARSTON, Dr. George Montagu
(HONGKONG), L.H.C.P., M.R.O.S. ;
fc. 1872. Scholarship, Charing Cross
Hospital ; Electrico-Therapeutic as-
sistant, Charing Cross Hospital;
clinical assistant, Royal London
(Moorfields), Ophthalmic Hospital ;
clinical assistant, Samaritan Free
Hospital for Women (Lond.) ;
Bachelor of Medicine, London
University ; licentiate of the Royal
College of Physicians of London ;
member of Royal College of Sur-
geons ; Honorary Ophthalmic Sur-
geon, Tung Wah Hospital (Hong-
kong) ; examiner in materia medica
and therapeutics, late lecturer on
pathology, and late lecturer on
materia medica, School of Medicine
for Chinese, Hongkong. Club :
Hongkong. Address: Alexandra
Buildings, Hongkong.
HARSTON, John Scott (HONGKONG),
Solicitor and Notary Public ; b. 187i>.
Educ.: Thorparch Grange, York-
shire. Articled, Jan., 1890; served
articles in Leeds a*nd London ;
passed solicitor's final examination,
Feb., 1895; was for five years
managing clerk with Messrs. Ford
and Warren, Solicitors, Leeds ;
arrived in Hongkong in Nov., 1900 ;
admitted into partnership with
Mr. Creasy Ewens in Jan., 1902,
now member firm Ewers, Harston,
and Harding. Clubs: Junior
Athenreum Lond. ; Hongkong.
Address: 4, Clifton Gardens, Con-
duit Road, Hongkong.
HART, Dr. Edgerton H. (Wmi),
Physician and Surgeon ; b. May IS,
1SC8; HI. July 20, 189S, Rose Munn,
d. of James J. Munn. Educ. :
Toronto Public School ; Collegiate
Institute ; Toronto University
Medical College ; Medical Depart-
ment, New York University.
Graduated in Medicine, 1S9J ;
was a member of Commission ap-
pointed by British and United
States Governments to investigate
Kucheng Massacre, 1895; member
of American Medical Association.
Club : Wuhu. Address : Wuhu,
China.
HART, Sir Robert (PEKING), 1st Bt.,
K.C.M.G.,M.A., LL.D. ; Inspector-
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Posts in China ; b. Feb. 20, 1835, at
Milltown, Co. Armagh, c. s. of
Henry Hart, Rivarnette House,
Lisburn, Co. Antrim, and Ann, 2nd
d. of John Edgar, Ballybray ; m.
1866, Hester Jane, c. d. of Alexander
Bredon, M.D., Portadown, 1866.
Kduc. : Queen's College, Taunton ;
Wesley College, Dublin ; Queen's
College, Belfast; B.A., 1853 ; M. A.
1871; Hon. LL.D., 1882. Entered
Consular Service in China, 1854 ;
Supernumerary Interpreter, Su-
perintendency of Trade, Hongkong,
1851 ; Supernumerary, British Con-
sulate, Ningpo, 1851 ; Assistant,
British Consulate, Ningpo, 1855 ;
iind Assistant, British Consulate,
Canton, 1858; Secretary to the
Allied Commissioners for the Go-
vernment of the City of Canton,
185S; Interpreter, British Consulate,
4 'auton, 1858 ; granted special per-
mission to resign and accept an
.appointment in the Chinese Im-
perial Maritime Customs, 1859 ;
( 'hinese Maritime Customs : Deputy
Commissioner, Canton, 1859 ; Of-
ficiating Inspector-General, 1861-
1863 ; Commissioner at Shanghai,
with charge of Yangtze Ports and
Ningpo, 1863; Inspector-General,
1863 ; gazetted Minister Plenipo-
tentiary, 1835, but declined ;
Forderer of Museum fiir Volker-
kunde, Zeipzig, 1878; Hon. Mem-
ber, China Branch, Royal Asiatic
.Society, Shanghai, 1879 ; Hon. Mem-
ber of Oriental Museum, Vienna,
1880 ; Hon. Fellow, Royal Statistical
Society, London, 1S90 ; Hon. Mem-
ber of Institute de Droit In-
ternational, 1892 ; appointment of
Chinese officials as Administrator-
in-Chief and Vice-Administrator
of Customs, May, 1906, involving
his practical supersession led to
protests by British and American
Ministers. Decorations : Brevet
title of An Ch'a Ssu (Civil rank of
the 3rd class), China, 1864 ; Brevet
title of P« Cheng Ssu (Civil rank of
the 2nd class), China, 1869; Chevalier
of the order of Wasa, S \vede n-
Norvvay, 1870; Red Button of the
1st class. China, 1881 ; created
K.C.M.G., 1882; Grand Officer,
order of the Crown of Italy, 1884 ;
Knight Grand Cross, order of
Francis Joseph, Austria; Grand
Officer, Legion of Honour, France,
1885; Commander, order of Pius
IX, Rome, 1885; Double Dragon,
2nd division, 1st class, China, 1885 ;
the Peacock's Feather, China, 1885 ;
Knight Grand Cross, order of
Christ, Portugal, 1888; created
G.C.M.G., 1889; Ancestral rank of
the 1st class of 1st order for three
generations, with letters patent,
China, 1889 ; created 1st Baronet,
1893 ; Knight Grand Cross, order of
the Polar Star, Norway, 1594 ;
Knight Grand Cross, order of
Orange Nassau, Holland, 1897 ;
order of the Crown, 1st class.
Prussia, 1900 ; Brevet title of Junior
Guardian of the Heir Apparent,
China, 1901. Publication: "These
from the Land of Sinim," 1901.
Heir: s., Edgar Bruce, b. 1893.
Club : Athenreum, London. Address:
Inspectorate General of Customs,
Peking, China ; 38, Cadogan Place,
London. S.W.
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HARTIGAN, Thomas Leonard
(MANILA), Lawyer ; b. May 31, 1861,
at Dedham, Massachusetts, Ameri-
ca ; in. 1885, Marie Isabel
Mackinnis. Educ. : Public Schools,
Massachusetts ; Central High
School, Chicago ; Military Academy,
West Point ; Union College of
Law, Chicago. Captain and Ad-
jutant, and Major, 2nd Begt.
Illinois National Guard; Captain
and Adjutant, Major and Colonel,
7th Illinois Infantry ; Major, 30th
Infantry, United States Volunteers;
served in Philippines during
insurrection ; resigned from Army,
Dec. 31, 1900, to act as General
Counsel and attorney for Roman
Catholic Church in Philippines ;
Member of law firm Hartigan,
Rohde, and Gutierrez ; elected
President American Bar Associa-
tion on its organisation in 1901, and
President, Philippine Bar Associa-
tion on consolidation with Bar
Association ; President, Catholic
Society of the Philippines. Clubs :
Army and Navy ; University ;
United States; Klks ; Krmita ; Cercle
Francais ; Caledonian ; Japanese ;
Gun; Golf, Manila. Address: Bay
View Hotel, Manila, Philippine
Islands.
HARTWELL, Rev. George E.
(C'HEXTU), B.A., B.D. ; Minister;
b. Feb. 10, 1862. Educ. : Queen's
University, Kingston, Ontario,
€anada; Drew Theological Semin-
ary, Madison, N.J., U.S.A. Helped
to found 1st Canadian Methodist
Mission in China, 1891 ; home at
Chentu destroyed by riot ers, 1895 ;
present during U Mantsz Rebellion,
1898; ordered to leave Szechwan
on account of Boxer Rising, 1900 ;
Secretary, West China Advisory
Board, 1905-06. Address: Chentu,
Szeehwan, China.
HAKTWELL, Rev. J. Board man
(TEXG CHOW Fu), A.B., D.D. ;
Pastor and Instructor in Theology ;
b. Oct., 17, 1835 at Darlington, S.C.,
U.S.A., s. of Rev. Jesse Hartwell,
D.D. Educ. : Furman University,
S.C., U.S.A. Professor of Mathe-
matics, Mount Lebanon University,
La, U.S.A., 1856 ; became a mission-
ary in China, 1858 ; was, with Revs.
T. P. Crawford and J. L. Holmes,
the first of Europeans to visit the
T a i p i n g Rebels ; organised, in
Teng Chow Fu, the first Christian
Church north of Shanghai, 1862 ;
Missionary to Chinese in California
and Superintendent, Baptist Mis-
sions to Chinese on Pacific Coast,
U.S.A., 1879-1893; organised first
Chinese Baptist Church in U.S.A.,
1880; returned to China, 1893; at
present Instructor in Theology,
Bush Theological Seminary. Ad-
dress : Teng Chow Fu, via Chefoo,
China.
HASEBA, Sumitaka (TOKYO), M.P.,
Leader of the Constitutional Party ;
b. Satsuma, April, 1854. Joined
Saigo's Army in Civil War of 1877
and was imprisoned after its settle-
ment; was for a long while an
administrative official in Kagos-
hima District and is one of veiy
few M.'s P. who sat in House from
it inauguration in 1900; appointed
Chief Councillor of Home Office
in 4th Ito's Cabinet. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
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HASEGAWA, General, Baron (SEOUL),
Commander-in Chief of C o r e a n
Garrison ; b. Smvo, Aug. 1850. Ap-
pointed Major, 1872 ; Colonel, 1878 ;
Major-General, 1880 ; Cr. Baron
1895; Lieut.General, 1896; Full
General, July 1904 ; Commanded
a Brigade in Chino-Japanese War
and took a distingiiished part
in the battles of Port Arthur and
Wei-hai-wei ; in the Russo-Japanese
War, commanded the Imp. Guards
Division under General Kuroki
and led it to victory at the Yalu
and Liaoyang; afterwards trans-
ferred to important post of Com-
mander-in Chief of Corean Garrison.
Address: Seoul, Corea.
HASEGAWA, Yoshinosuke (TOKYO),
Doctor of Engineering ; b. Hizen,
Dec. 1855. Educ. : U.S.A., and,
from 1875 to 1880, in Germany.
Engaged by Mitsubishi Firm to
take charge of its mining depart-
ment; made success of Yoshioka
Copper Mine ; subsequently left
the firm to start business 011 his
own account, owns two or three
coal-mines in Kyushu ; in 1902, sat
for a short while in the House of
Repi'esentatives. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HASHIMOTO, GahO (TOKYO), Artist;
6. Tokyo, 1835. Was Professor of
Government Fine Art Institute,
at Ueno from which, with president,
Okakura and several other mem-
bers of faculty, seceded in 1899 and
set up Nippon Fine Art Institute at
Yanaka ; chiefly famous for lands-
capes, and one of most celebrated
contemporary painters of Japanese
style. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
HASHIMOTO, Barcn Tsunatsune
(TOKYO), Doctor of Medicine ; '/.
June, 1845. Educ. : Germany, 1872-
1877. Appointed Army Surgeon
soon after return from Germany ;
promoted to Surgeon-General of
Medical Department about 1885 ;
resigned two years later to devote
himself to Red Cross work ; Chief
Medical Officer of the Red Cross
Hospital; nominated member of
House of Peers in 1890, but resigned
next year : now Physician in Wait-
ing to Court. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HASSAN, Alexander Richard Roby
(SHANGHAI), Agency Director, New
York Life Insurance Co. ; b. 1873 ;
m. Nellie Blanche Griffin, of Forest
Gate, Essex, England. Educ. :
Privately and Gibraltar College.
Studied medicine for two years and
then adopted sea-faring career ; in
due course passed as master ;
joined several expeditions of more
or less scientific nature and visited
less explored portions of world
in search of data, geological ,
astronomical etc ; was with ex-
peditions to Central Africa and
Antarctic ; 3 years surveying in
Gilbert and Caroline Islands and
verifying soundings in South Sea
Islands; through South African
campaign and took an active part
in transportation of troops ; wa.s
engaged in transportation of Boer
prisoners to St. Helena ; on board
" Utopia " when wrecked off Europa
Pt, Gibraltar ; held for ransom In
brigands in Morocco, 1899, but
escaped; authority on theory »i
Gulf stream and in possession ,,f
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Hat
most complete data (personally
acquired) thereaner>t ; inventor of
automatic recorder of deep sea
soundings; joined New York Life
Insurance Co., 1904, as Agency
Director at Hongkong. Publica-
tions: "From East to West";
"Life on a Transport"; "Im-
pressions from the Four Quarters
of the Globe " (in press) ; " Seismic
Disturbances and Their Causes "
(in preparation) ; has contributed
largely to American and English
Magazines and Newspapers under
pen-name, " A. Roby." Address :
New York Life Insurance Co.,
Shanghai, China ; Mander House,
Rarauz Drive, Westcliff on Sea,
Essex, England.
HASTINGS, George Andrew (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor, Notary Public ;
b. 1865. Educ. : Uppingham School.
Club: Hongkong. Address: The
Peak, Hongkong.
HASTINGS, John (HONGKONG), Solici-
tor; b. Jan. 13, 1862. Educ.: Up-
pingham School. Clubs : Thatched
House, Loud. ; Hongkong ; Royal
Hongkong Yacht. Address: " Sle-
mish," The Peak, Hongkong.
HATANO, Yoshinao (TOKYO), ex-
Minister of Justice ; b. Hizen, Oct.,
1850. Entered Department of
.Justice, 1871; Councillor, 1887;
Secretary, 1888; afterwards Presi-
dent of Kyoto Local Court and
Judge of Supreme Court, etc. ;
Vice-Minister of Justice in 1899;
appointed Minister of Justice in
Sept., 1903. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HATCHELL, Howard Montagu
(SELANGOR), Deputy Commissioner
of Police; b. May 6, 1870. Chief
Clerk, District Office, Kuala Kubu,
1890 ; assistant District Officer, and
Land Officer, Klang, Kuala Lum-
pur, Kuala Kubu, Rawang, 1891-
1894 ; acting Superintendent of
Police, Kuala Lumpur, 1895 ;
Deputy Commissioner of Police
and Superintendent of Prisons,
Negri Sembilan, acting Collector
and Magistrate, Jelebu, 1897;
acting Deputy Commissioner of
Police, Selangor, 1901-1903 ; Deputy
Commissioner of Police, Selangor,
1904. Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
HATOYAMA, Dr. Kazuo (TOKYO),
LL.D., M.P., Lawyer, President
of Waseda University; b. Tokyo,
April, 1856. Educ. : Yale Univer-
sity. Appointed Professor of
Tokyo University, 1879-1888 ; Direc-
tor of Investigation Bui'eau, sub-
sequently abolished, of Foreign
Affairs Department from 1885 to
to 1888; Leader of Progressive
Party, since 1892 and has been
sitting in the House of Representa-
tives for Tokyo since that date ;
was appointed its President twice ;
Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs
in Okuma-Itagaki Ministry, 1898 ;
granted LL.D. from Yale Univer-
sity, 1902 ; since 1890, has been
President of Waseda University.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
HATTON, Major General Villiers
(HONGKONG), C.B. ; Officer Com-
manding H. M. Forces in South
China and Hongkong ; b. 1852, e. s.
of late Lieut.-Colonel V. de T.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Hatton, formerly Grenadier
Guards ; m. 1897, Emily, only child
of Charles Burrall Hoffman, of New
York. Educ. : Eton. Commandant,
School of Instruction, London
1889-90 ; employed as Brigadier-
General, 1896 ; Aldershot, 1897 ;
Gibraltar, 1900; Salisbury, 1902;
Aldershot ; commanded 1st Batta-
lion Grenadier Guards, Omdurman,
1898, mentioned in Despatches,
C.B. ; promoted Major-General,
Nov. 5, 1903. Decorations : C.B. and
Nile War Medals. Clubs: Guards,
United Service ; St. James ; Wind-
ham ; Hongkong. Address: Head-
quarter House, and 34 Charles
Street, Berkeley Square, London.
HAUPT, A. (HONGKONG), Merchant.
Head of Melchers and Co. ; Consul
for Denmark; Director of several
companies. Clubs : Hongkong ;
Germauia. Address : Queen's Build-
ings, Hongkong.
HAUSER Felix Paul ( BAC-MNH ),
Resident; Administrator, 1st
class; b. Sept. 25, 1861. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Mar. 14,
1886 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1891; Administrator, 3rd class,
July 14, 1893; Administrator, 2nd
class, May 31, 1899; Administrator,
1st class, Jan. 1, 1902. Address:
Bac-ninh, Province of Bac-ninh ;
Tonkin, Indo-China.
HAUSSER, Pierre Frederick
(SWATOW), H.B.M. Consul. Ap-
pointed Student Interpreter in
China, April 15, 1878; acting Consul
at Amoy, 1886; at Kiukang, 1890
to 1891; acting Vice-Consul at
Pagoda Island, 1891 ; promoted 1st
Class Assistant, Aug. -20, 1892;
acting Consul at Ningpo, 1892 to
1894 ; at Swatow, 1895 to 1896 ; at
Soochow, 1898 ; promoted Consul at
Monein ( Teng-Yueh ), 1897 ; em-
ployed on Special Service with
Burma-China Frontier Commission,
1897 to 1899; Consul at Wuchow,
1899 to 1902 ; transferred to Swatow,
Nov. 4, 1902; acting Consul at
Amoy, 1902. Address: H.B.M.
Consulate, Swatow, China.
HAVILLAND, Walter Agustus de
(TOKYO), B.A., 1893, M.A., 1901 ;
Professor; b. Aug. 31, 1872; .»/. s. of
late Rev. C. R. de Havillaud and
Hon. Mrs. de Havilland, sister of
present Viscount Molesworth.
Educ.: Elizabeth College, Guern-
sey, 1881-90, and Cambridge Univer-
sity, 1890-3 ; Professor, Kobe Mis-
sion School ( S.P.G. ), 1896-98 ;
Fourth High School, Kanazawa,
1898-1904; Higher Normal School,
Tokyo, 1904-6. Publications : Short
Stories for Composition and con-
versation. Address: Hotel Metro-
pole, Tsukiji, Tokyo, Japan.
HAWKINS, Villiers Alweyn Caesar
(YOKOHAMA), Banker; b. Jan. 1, 1860;
in. Florence Celia, d. of late Major
Cowper, 15th Regt. Ed-it e. : Victoria
College, Jersey ; Dulwich College,
England. Joined Hongkong and
Shanghai Bank, 1879 ; Sub-Manager
Hongkong, 1892 ; Inspector of
Branches, 1902 ; Manager at Yoko-
hama, since 1904. Recreations :
Shooting; Golf. Club*: Thatched
House, London. Address: Hong-
kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, Yokohama, Japaji.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE; 1906-7.
Hay
HAWLEY, Rev. Edwin C. (SHUNTEFU),
Clergyman ; b. Dec. 18, 1881. Educ. :
Amherst College, Auburn Theolo-
gical Seminary. Address: Shuntefu,
Chihli, China.
HA WORTH, Rev. B. C. (TOKYO), A.M.,
D.D.; Missionary American Presby-
terian Church ; b. Sept. 19,
1855; m. Sept. 27, 1887. Educ.:
Westfield College ; Oberlin College;
McCormick Theological Seminary.
Address : 6B, T s u ki j i, T o k y o,
Japan.
HAWTREY, William Robert John
(PEXANG), Assistant Superinten-
dent of Police. Provincial Police,
British Columbia, 1896-97; South
Africa, Thorneycroffs Horse, 1899-
1901 ; Assistant Superintendent of
Police, Singapore, 1901 ; transferred
to Penang, 1901. Address : Penang,
Straits Settlements.
HAYAKAWA, Senkichiro (TOKYO),
General Manager of Mitsui Bank ;
b. Kanagawa, June, 1863. Educ. :
Tokyo Imperial University. Ap-
pointed Councillor of Finance De-
partment, 1891-1900 ; resigned to
enter Mitsui Bank. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYAKAWA, Tetsuya (TOKYO); b.
May, 1865. Entered Diplomatic
Service and attached to Imperial
Legation at Seoul until 1888;
appointed to Consulate at San Fran-
cisco, then attached to Imperial
Legation at Berlin, 1889-9ti ; Private
Secretary to Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce, 1892-97 ; Minister
Resident, 1897-98 ; Secretary of
Cabinet, 1898 ; then Director of
Political Bureau of Foreign Office
of Okuma Cabinet. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYASHI, Gonsuke (TOKYO), late
Minister at Seoul ; b. Aizu, 1860.
Educ. : Imperial University, Tokyo.
Appointed attache to Foreign
Office, 1887 ; Vice-Consul at Cliefoo,
1887, at Ninsen, 1888 ; promoted
full Consul, 1890, Consul at Shang-
hai, 1892 ; removed to similar post
at London, 1893, where wa.s
appointed six years later Seci'etary
of the Legation ; recalled home,
was appointed Director of Com-
mercial Bureau, 1898; Minister at
Seoul, 1898. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYASHI, Visccunt Tadasu (TOKYO),
G.C.V.Q. ; Hon. LL.D., Cambridge,
D.C.L., Oxford; Minister to Court
of St. James ; b. Sakura, Shimosa,
Feb., 1850. w. Misao, (/. of Gamo,
1875. Educ. : England. Was a Cap-
tain under Enomoto (now Vice-
Admiral) in rebellion at Hakodate ;
entered civil service in 1871, in
Foreign Office ; Governor of Kobe,
1889-90 ; Vice-Minister, June, 1891-
May, 1896, under late Count Mutsu ;
appointed Minister Plenipotentiary
and Envoy Extraordinary at Pek-
ing, 1896 ; at St. Petersburg, 1897-
99 ; appointed to the Court of
St. James, 1900; promoted Am-
bassador, 1905; created Baron,
1896; promoted Viscount in con-
sideration of service in connec-
tion w ith Anglo-Japanese Treaty ;
was Japanese Delegate at Peace
Conference held at the Hague;
past Worshipful Master of the
Hay
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Empire League ; prospective Minis-
ter for Foreign Affairs in Saionji
Cabinet, May, 1936. Decorations:
1st class Order of Rising Sun; 1st
class Order of Sacred Treasure ;
many foreign Orders. Publication;
(Tn English), "For His People,"
1913; several translations of Eng-
lish works on political economy
and politics, into Japanese. Clubs :
St. James; United Service;
Bachelor's Marlborough ; Travel-
lers; Camera, etc. Address: Tok-
yo, Japan.
HAYASHI, Viscount Tomoyuki
(TOKYO) ; Member of Privy Council ;
b. Feb., 1823, at Cho-jhu. Appoint-
ed Governor of Tokyo early in
Mei.ji era ; brought up two Im-
perial Princesses, Fumi and Yasn;
created Viscount, 18S7. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
HAYASHI, Yuzo (TOKYO), M.P. ; 6.
Tosa, Aug., 1842. Appointed Council-
lor for Kochi-Ken, 1869 ; Secretary
of Foreign Affairs 1873-74 ; started
political career as a lieutenant
of Count Itagaki ; imprisoned for
10 years on charge of complicity
in Satsuma rebellion ; has sat in
the House of Representatives since
its inauguration ; Minister of Com-
munications in Okuma - Itagaki
Cabinet, 1893; Minister of Agricul-
ture and Commerce in Seiyukwai
(the 4th Ito) Ministry, 1933 ; seceded
from Seiyxikwai and organised
" Liberal Party," which dissolved in
Feb., 19)5. Address : Tokyo Japan.
HAYES, Dr. W. M. (CHINGCHOU-FU),
D.D. ; Minister ; b. Nov. 23, 1857 ;
,n. 1833, to Maggie E. Young, d. of
John Young, of Mercer, Pa. Educ. :
Westminster College, Pa. ; Western
Theological Seminary, Allegheny.
Prof., Tengchou College, 1884-95 ;
President, Tengchou College, 1885-
1901 ; President Shantung Provincial
College, 1931-03 (resigned sooner
than countenance compulsory Con-
fucian worship) ; Theological Prof.,
Shantung Presbyterian Mission,
1903-04 ; Prof. Gotch-Robinson
Theological College, since 190P.
Publications : High School As-
tronomy ; Elementary Astronomy ;
Moral Science ; Logarithmic Tables ;
Optics ; Heat ; Acoustics. Address :
Chingchou-fu, >iaKiachow, China.
HAYNES, Alwyn Sidney (KINTA),
F.M.S. Civil Service; b. Oct. 22,
1878. Passed in Law and Tamil;
acting Financial Assistant, Krian,
1902 ; acting Financial Assistant
Krian, Sept., 1903; Administrator
of Estate of Datoh Panglima,
Kinta, 1904; Land Officer, Batu
Gajah, Kinta. Address: Kinta,
Federated Malay States.
HAYS, John (SHANGHAI), Solicitor and
Notary Public ; b. Jan. 24, 1873.
Educ. .-Charterhouse School, Godal-
ming, Surrey, and Christ's College
Cambridge ; Bachelor of Arts (in
Law) 1894. Admitted Solictor, Su-
preme Court of Judicature, England,
1899. Clubs : Hongkong ; Shanghai.
A ddress : 4, Yuen Ming Yuen Road,
Shanghai, China.
HAYTER, Henry William Goode-
nougli (SHANGHAI), Assistant, Reiss
and Co. ; part-proprietor of " Eas-
tern Sketch;" b. Dec. 15, 18d2.
Educ. : Charterhouse. Publica.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Bfem
t Ions : "The Rattle," "Eastein
Sketch," and " Shanghai Carica-
tures." Clubs: Country and Shang-
hai ; Grosvenor, Loncl. Address :
128, Bubbling Well Road, Shanghai,
China.
HAZELAND, Ernest Manning (HONG-
KONG ), Civil Engineer and
Architect; b. 1870. Educ. : Dioce-
san School, Hongkong. Entered
Public Works Department, 1888 ;
commenced business, 1900, as Civil
Engineer and Architect. Recrea-
tion : Yachting ; Vice-Commodore
Corinthian Yacht Club. Club .-Hong-
kong. Address : 31, Queen's Road,
Hongkong.
HAZELAND, Francis Arthur (HONG-
KONG), J.P. ; Police Magistrate ; b.
1862. Appointed Clerk to Puisne
Judge, Nov., 1878; subsequently held
positions of acting Deputy Regis-
trar, Clerk to Chief Justice, acting
Chief Clerk I Colonial Secretary's
Office, acting Clerk of Councils ;
has passed in Chinese ( higher
standard ) ; called to the Bar,
Lincoln's Inn, 1899 ; Acting Police
Magistrate, 1900 to 1901 ; appointed
2nd Magistrate, June 1901. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Peak Hotel,
Hongkong.
HEADLAND, Prof. Isaac Taylor
(PEKING), A.M., S.T.B., Ph. D;
Professor of Peking University ; b.
Aug. 16, 1859, in Pennsylvania,
U.S.A. ; in. June 11, 1894, Marian
Sinclair, M.D. Educ: Mt. Union
College ; Boston University, U.S.A.
After graduating from Boston
University was immediately ap-
pointed Professor in Peking
University, where has been ever
since ; has made a large collection
of Chinese paintings and is prepar-
ing a work on " The Pictorial Art
of China." Publications : " Chinese
Mother Goose Rhymes," 1900;
" Chinese Boy and Girl," 1901 ;
"Chinese Heroes," 1902, "Our
Little Chinese Cousin," 1903 ; is
constant contributor to the maga-
zines. Address: Peking University,
Peking, China.
HEDLEY, Rev. John (YUXG PING-FU),
F.R.G.S. ; Minister of Methodist
New Connection ; b. Jan. 7, 1869,
at Percy Main, near Newcastle-on-
Tyne; m. Oct. 27, 1898, Annie S.,
e. d. of W. Whitehead, of Blyth
Northumberland. Educ. : Ran-
moor College, Sheffield. Entered
service of Cramlington Coal Co.,
Ltd., 1881 ; arrived in China, 1897 ;
passed through Boxer Rising.
Publications: Articles in " Geogra-
phical Journal," etc. Address :
Yung Ping-fu, via Tientsin, N.
China.
HEFFER, F. C. (SHANGHAI), Public
Silk Inspector; member of Muni-
cipal Council. Address : 2, Kiukiang
Road, Shanghai, China.
HEMINGWAY, Dr. Willoughby A.
(T'Ai Ku HSIEN), A.B., M.D.;
Medical Missionary ; b. April 1,
1874, Oak Paik, Chicago, U.S.A. ;
m. Oct. 1, 1903, Mary Eliza Wil-
liams. Educ.: Oberlin College,
A.B., 1898;'Rush Medical College ;
M.D.;, 1901. House Physician and
Surgeon, Chicago Baptist Hospital,
1901-1903. A ddress : T'ai Ku Hsien,
Shansi, China.
Hen
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
HENHAM, Rev. Hubert Coll is on
(BUKIT TEXGAH), Clergyman of
Church of England ; b. 1864. Or-
dained Deacon, 1888 ; Priest, 1904 ;
Missionary in Bombay, 1887-90;
Curate, St. Andrews, Hoxton, 1890-
92; 8.P.G. Chaplain of Province
Wellesley, since Nov., 1892. Ad-
dress : Bukit Tengah, Province
Wellesley, Straits Settlements.
HENSHAW, Percy Howard (KUALA
LUMPUR), Railway Traffic Superin-
tendent, Federated Malay States ;
b. Feb. 3, 1874. Assistant Traffic
Superintendent of Federated Malay
States Railways, July, 1901 ; acting
Traffic Superintendent of Federated
Malay States Railways, Aug., 1901 ;
acting District Traffic Superin-
tendent Perak and Province
Wellesley, July, 1903; District
Traffic Superintendent, Perak and
Province Wellesley, Aug., 1904;
appointed to present post, 1906.
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
HEREFORD, George A. (PEXAXG),
Magistrate. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Nov., 1898 ; acting District
Officer, Balik Pulau, Penang, April,
1899; passed final examination in
Malay, Oct., 1901 ; Superintendent
of Education, Penang, Nov., 1902 ;
acting 3rd Magistrate, Penang,
Jan., 1904. Address: Penang,
Straits Settlements.
HERRIOTT, Rev. Clarence Dillaway
(HAXGCHOW), B.A. ; Missionary
and Evangelist ; b. March 2, 1878.
Educ. : Minnesota University; Cali-
fornia University, B.A., 1899;
graduated from San Francisco
Theological Seminary, San Ansel-
mo, April, 1902. Licensed by
Presbytery of San Jose, April 3,
1901 ; ordained, April 2, 1902 ; post
graduate, McCormick Seminary,
1903; assigned to Hangchow
station, Sept., 1903; member of
Educational Association of China
and Hangchow Tract Association.
Publication : Hangchow Romanized
Primer and Syllabary (in prepara-
tion). Club : Hangchow Literary.
Address: American Presbyterian
Mission, Hangchow, China.
HEWETT, Hon. Edbert Ansgar
(HONGKONG), Superintendent P.
and O. S. N. Company ; Member
of Legislative Council ; b. Sept. 5,
1860 ; 2nd s. of the late Sir George
J. R. Hewett, Bart. ; m. Ruth Jean-
nette, d. of the late Q. K. McKend-
rick, of New York. Member of the
Shanghai Municipal Council, 1897-
1901, Chairman in 1900-1901 ; served
on Committee Chamber Commerce,.
Shanghai, and represented Chamber
at Peking, in 1901 in connection
with river conservancy as dealt
with in Peace Protocol ; served on
committee Hongkong Chamber of
Commerce since 1902, chairman
since 1903 ; member Sanitary Board.
1903-4 ; member Queen's College
Committee and Diocesan Sell- ml ;
elected Member of Legislative
Council to represent Chamber of
Commerce, April 26, 1903 ; appoint-
ed member of Commission to
inquire into administration of
Sanitary and Building Regulations,
enacted by the Public Health and
Building Ordinance of 1903, May 11,
1906. Decorations: Knight of the
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
ffigr
Orange-Nassau, Iron Crown of
Austria, 4th class Sacred Treasure
of Japan, English Medal for
China, 1900. Clvbg : Hongkong ;
Peak; United, Yokohama; Shang-
hai ; Country, Shanghai. Address :
"Craig Ryrie," Peak, Hongkong;
Wellington Club, 1, Grosvenor
Place, London, S.W.
HICKIE, Bertram (KUALA. LIPIS), Dis-
trict Surveyor ; b. June 17, 1867.
Assistant, Survey Department,
India, Nov., 1887; assistant Sur-
veyor, Revenue Survey Department,
Straits Settlements, Jan., 1891 ;
temporary Surveyor, Patang, Sept.,
1900; assistant Surveyor, Revenue
Surveys, Jan., 1901 ; acting Superin-
tendent of Revenue Surveys, Feb.,
1903; District Surveyor, Kuala
Lipis, April, 1904. Address: Kuala
Lipis, Pahang, Federated Malay
States.
HICKLING, Charles Herbert (HONG-
KONG), Congregational Minister;
b. Oct. 19, 1857. Edu-c. : Trained
at Hackney College, London ;
Holme's Jubilee Prizeman. Held
pastorates at Hoddesdon (Herts);
Eastbourne (Sussex) ; Withington
(Manchester); at present Pastor
of Union Church, Hongkong. Ad-
dress: The Manse, 5, Kennedy
Road, Hongkong.
fflGASHI-FUSHIMI, Prince (TOKYO),
Captain ; Japanese Navy ; b. Sept.
19, 1867 ; m. Feb. 10, 1898, Princess
Kaneko, e. d. Prince Iwakura.
Was 2nd in command of cruiser
" Chitose " in Admiral Kamimura's
squadron, which sank cruiser
"Rurik" off Corea and "Novik"
off Saghalien. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
HIGASHIKUZE, Count (TOKYO), Vice-
President, Privy Council i b. Kyoto,
Nov., 1833. Given important posts
on advent of Imperial Government,
as Chief Official of Hokkaido
Colonization i Board, etc; created
Coiwit, 1887; Vice-President of House
of Peers, 1890-1891 ; has occupied
present post since 1891. Addr?** :
Tokyo, Japan.
HIGGS, Hubert Leonard (NK\\-
C HWANG), 1st class Assistant,.
H.B.M. Consular Service. Appoint-
ed Student Interpreter in China,
Aug., 29, 1894 ; acting Consul, Chin-
kiang, 1898; acting Vice-Consul
at Macao, 1898 ; acting Vice-Consul
at Canton, 1900; acting Consul at
Kiungchow, 1900 ; promoted 1st
class Assistant, April 5, 1902;
acting Consul at Kiukiang, 1902 to-
1904 ; 1st class Assistant at New-
chwang, 1906. Address: H.B.M.
Consulate, Newchwang, Man-
churia.
HIGHETT, David John (KUALA LUM-
PUR), M.I.C.E. ; District Engineer ;
b. Nov. 15, 1862; Chief Assistant
Engineer, Selangor, Oct., 1890 ;
acting Resident Engineer for
Railways, Selangor, Mar., 1895 ;
Chief Assistant Engineer, Selangor,
Jan., 1900; acting Resident En-
gineer for Railways, Selangor, Feb.,
1900 ; District Engineer, Federated
Malay States Railways, Jan., 1903 ;
acting District Engineer, Selaugor
and Negri Sembilan, June, 1904 ;
District Engineer, Federated Malay
States Railways, 1 906 . A <1 < 1 )•>• .-• .>• :
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Ku;ila Lumpur, Selangor, Federat-
ed Malay States.
HIJIKATA, Ccunt Hisamoto (TOKYO),
b. Tosa, Oct., 1833. Appointed
Secretary of Imperial Household,
1868 ; Chief-Secretary of Marquis
Ito's Cabinet in'. '1885; Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce, July,
1887-Sept., 1887; Minister of Im-
perial Household from Sept., 1887,
to Nov., 1898; cr. Count, 1895 ;
distinguished himself during trou-
bles preceding the restoration, on
the Imperial side. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
HILL, Hon. E. C. H. (SINGAPORE),
Auditor General, Straits Settle-
ments; 6. 1854, y.s. of late Sir.
S. J. Hill, C.B., K.C.M.G. Educ. :
Privately. Appointed to Straits
Settlements Civil Service, 1875 ; has
occupied various positions in-
cluding Inspector of Schools,
Magistrate, and Resident Council-
lor, Malacca. Address: Singapore,
straits Settlements.
HILL, Rev. Joseph Kimber (HANKOW),
Wesleyan Minister ; b. April 27,
1S67; m. June 7, 1894, Helen Leak
Booth. Educ. : The Leys School,
Cambridge, England ; Richmond
College. Address: Wesleyau Mis-
"ion, Sui Chou, Hankow, China;
York, England.
HILL, Thomas Heslop (KUALA LIM-
IT K),F.M.S. Civil Service. Has been
Protector of Labourers, and Super-
intendent of Indian Immigrants
since June, 1901. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Federated Malay States.
HILL, Valentine (BINDINGS), Acting
District Officer; 6. Nov. 2, 1S66.
Financial Assistant, Kinta, Aug.,
1883; Financial Clerk, Krian, Nov.,
1888; assistant to Magistrate,
Gopeng, Dec., 189,); assistant to
Magistrate, Kinta, April, 1893 ; as-
sistant to Magistrate, Lower Perak,
Aug., 1893 ; District Treasurer,
Lower Perak, Dec., 1893; acting
Chief Assistant Magistrate, Batu
Gajah, June, 1897 ; assistant Magist-
rate and District Treasurer, Kuala
Kangsar, July, 1897 ; acting District
Magistrate, Kuala Kangsar, March,
1893 ; assistant District Magistrate,
Ipoh, Nov., 1899; District Officer,
Pekan, Jan., 1930; District Officer
Ulu Langat, June, 1900; acting
State Auditor, Selangor, Feb., 1901 ;
acting Treasurer, Kuala Lumpur,
Sept., 1901; District Officer, Ulu
Langat, Sept., 1901; assistant
District Officer, Kinta, and Deputy
Registrar of Titles, Lower Perak,
Jan., 1933 ; acting District Officer,
Ulu Langat, Jan., 1903; acting
District Officer, Kuala Kangsar,
Oct., 1934; District Officer, Din-
dings, Oct., 1936. Address : Din-
dings, Straits Settlements.
HILLIER, Eiward Guy (PEKING),
C.M.G. ; Banker ; &. March 11, 1857,
a. of late Charles Batten Hillier,
H.B.M. Consul to Siam ; in. 1894.
Educ. : Bluudell's School, Tiverton ;
Trinity College, Cambridge. Enter-
ed Service Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, 1883; Man-
ager of Peking branch since 1891 ;
was in Peking during Boxer out-
break 1930-01; negotiator of Chinese
Imperial Government loans, issued
in London and Berlin, 1895-99 ;
British delegate on Commission
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1900-7.
Hir
of Bankers for the Chinese in-
demnity, 1902; failure of sight in
*1896, resulted eventually in total
blindness ; made C.M.G. June, 1904.
Club : Royal Societies, London.
Address: Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, Peking,
China.
HILLIS, Rev. Lewis Bradley
(MANILA), A.M. ; Missionary; b. Oct.
5, 1876; in. Aug. 9, 1905, Ruby. G.
Rhodes. Educ. : Emporia College ;
Princeton Seminary. Pastor,
American Presbyterian Church,
Sept. 13, 1902, to Feb., 1904; Assis-
tant Pastor, 1904 ; Treasurer,
Philippine Mission of Presbyterian
Church. Club : Columbian. Ad-
dress : 370, Calle Real, Malate,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
HINCHLEY, John William (BANG-
KOK), Chemical and Mechanical
Engineer; b. Jan. 21, 1871 at
Gran than, England ; m. Edith
Mary, d. of John Mason; Chelsea,
S.W. Educ. : Grammar School,
Lincoln ; Royal School of Mines,
London. National Scholar, 1893;
Whitworth Exhibitioner, 1894 ;
Whitworth Scholar, 1896; As-
sociate of Royal School of Mines
(1st class in all subjects) Metallurgy,
1896 ; Fellow of Chemical Society,
1897. Manager of Natural Colour
Photography Co., Ltd., 1898-1900 ;
Consulting Engineer, London, 1900-
1903; Member of Society of Chemical
Industry, 1900 ; Chief Assayer and
Technical Superintendent Royal
Mint, Siam, since 1903. Publica-
tions : Scientific Papers. Club. :
United. Adc'ress: H.S.M. Roval
Mint, Bangkok, Siam ; 15, Fawcett
St., London, S.W.
HINMAN, Rev. George Warren
(FOOCHOW), M.A.; Missionary under
American Board ; b. Feb. 22, 1839 ;
m. Dec. 28, 1893. Educ. : Oberlin
College, B.A., 1893 ; Harvard Uni-
versity, M.A., 1898. Professor of
Mathematics, Benzornie College,
Michigan, 1893-94 ; acting President,
Gater College, Nebraska, 1895-97 ;
appointed Missionary, A.B.C.F.M.,
May, 1898 ; ordained to Congrega-
tional Ministry, Oct., 1898 ; arrived
Foochow, Jan. 28, 1899; General Sec-
retary, United Society of Christian
Endeavour for China, March, 1903,
to Sept., 1905; reappointed to
A.B.C. F.M. and stationed at Foo-
chow, July, 1905 ; acting President,
Foochow College and Superinten-
dent, Foochow Romanized Press,
since 1905; member Educational
Association of Chinese. Publica-
tions : Reports and special pamph-
lets in English and Chinese. Clubs. :
American University ; Shanghai ;.
China Students. Address: Foochow,
China.
HIRAI, Seijiro (TOKYO), Director
General of Government Railways ;
b. Kanagawa, 1855. Educ. : Troy,
U.S.A., 1875. Engaged as Railway
Engineer by HokkaidoGovernment,
1880; Chief Engineer of Tanko
Railway, 1894; appointed to
present post, 1904. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
HIRATA, Baron Tosuke (TOKYO),
Member of House of Peers ; /;.
Yonezawa, 1855. Filled various
posts in civil service, since 1870 ;
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WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Minister of Agriculture and Cora-
raerce, June, 1901, to July, 1903 ;
cr. Baron, 1902. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
HIROMI, Jisaburo (OSAKA), Member
of House of Peers ; Merchant ; b.
Kaga, Nov., 1854. Established
Japan Marine Insurance Co. and
was appointed its President;
elected to present post for Osaka
prefecture ; a prominent merchant
of Osaka and one of the largest
•shipowners in Japan. Address:
Osaka, Japan.
HO ABE, Rt. Rev. Joseph Charles
(HONGKONG), D.D. • Bishop of
Victoria; b. Nov. 15, 1851, at
Ramsgate, 4th s. of Rev. E. Hoare,
Hon. Canon of Canterbury ; m. 1st,
Alice Juliana, d. of Canon Patteson ;
2nd Ellen T. Gough, 1886. Educ. :
Tonbridge School ; Trinity College,
Cambridge Scholar ; second class
classical tripos, 1874. Curate of
Holy Trinity Church, Tun bridge
Wells, 1874-1875 ; Principal of C.M.S.
Training College, Ningpo, China,
1876-1898 ; consecrated Bishop
1898. Publications: Several Theolo-
gical books, and commentaries in
Chinese. Address : St. Paul's
College, Hongkong.
HOBART-HAMPDEN (see: HAMPDKX,
ERNEST MILES HOBAUT-).
HOBSON, Samuel George (PAHANG),
Assistant - Superintendent, Posts
and Telegraphs ; b. Dec. 11, 1872.
Assistant Superintendent of Post
and Telegraphs, Selangor, July,
1902 ; acting Superintendent of
Post and Telegraphs, Selangor,
May, 1904 ; assistant Supsrinten -
dent of Post and Telegraph*,
Selangor, Negri Sembilan, and
Pahang, 1905. Address : PahJfng,
Federated Malay States.
HO CH'ENG-AO, General (Cmiiu),
native of Anhwei ; Brigade Ge-
neral, Hsuan-hua, Chihli, 1902.
HO FOOK (HONGKONG), Compradore
to Jardine, Matheson and Co. ;
b. Nov. 30, 1863. Educ. : Central
School (Queen's College), Hong-
kong. Is a British subject; left
school in 1881 and joined a Hai-
phong Chinese Hong as shipping
clerk ; returned to Hongkong and
joined Registrar-General's Depart-
ment as translator, in 1882; joined
Denny s and Mossop, solicitors, as
interpreter, in 1885; Jardine,
Matheson and Co., as assistant
compradore, in 1891; appointed
compradore 1900 ; is a J.P. and
member of the District Watchmen
Committee and Tung Wa Hospital
Advisory Committee. Club:
Chinese. Address: 10, Caine Road,
Hongkong.
HO HIU SHANG (nee: Ho TUNG.)
HO KAI, Dr. (HONGKONG), C.M.C. ;
M.B., C.M., Aberdeen, M.R.C.S.
England, senior equity scholar,
1881, Lincoln's Inn; Senior Unoffi-
cial Member of the Legislative
Council representing the Chinese,
and Justice of the Peace ; b. Hong-
kong, 1859 ; 4th *. of late Rev. Ho
Tsun Shin, of London Missionary
Society ; m. Alice (d. 1884), e. d. of
late John Walkden, of Blackheatb.
Edi'.c. : Palmer House School,
Margate ; Aberdeen University ; St.
Thomas's Medical and Surgical
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Hon
College ; Lincoln's Inn. Practised
ns a Barrister-at-Law since 1882;
served as a member of the Sanitary
Board, 10 years ; Public Works Com-
mittee, 5 years ; acted, and is still
acting, as a member of the follow-
ing Boards, Committees, etc. : —
The Legislative Council ; the Stand-
ing Law Committee, since 1890 ; the
Examination Board, since 1895 ;
the Medical Board ; the Po Leung
Kuk Committee, and the District
Watchmen Committee, since 1894 ;
the governing body of the Free
Hospitals. 1887; the College of Medi-
cine for the Chinese, Lecturer on
Medical Jurisprudence and Rector's
Assessor, since 1900 ; the governing
body of Queen's College, since 1901 ;
the Qualified Architects' Advisory
Board ; the Interpretation Board ;
created C.M.G., 1902. Publica-
tions: A Critical Essay on China,
the Sleep and Awakening, 1887
(English and Chinese) ; a letter
addressed to Lord Charles Beres-
ford on the Open Door, 1899;
an open letter addressed to
John Bull on the Boxer rising,
1900 ; articles on Sir R. Hart's
Memorandum on the Land Tax
of China, and Army and Navy
Scheme, 1904 ; published in
Chinese only— Reformation in
China, 1895 ; the Foundation of
Reformation in China, 1898 ;
Criticisms on the Views of Kang
Yau Wei, 1898 ; The Best Means of
Effecting Reformation in China,
1898; Criticisms on the Views of
Viceroy Chang Chi Tung, especially
on his recent work, Encouragement
to Learning, 1899 ; Persons Respon-
sible for Reformation in China,
1900; Two Critical Essays on the
Progress of Reformation in China,
1900. Address: 7, West Terrace,
Hongkong.
HOKKAIDO, Bishop Of (see: Fvsox,
RT. REV. PHILIP KKMBALL).
HOLDEN, George (SINGAPORE), Assis-
tant Superintendent of Works ; &.
Sept. 25, 1877. Appointed and
assumed duties in Province Welles-
ley, June, 1901. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
HOLLINGSWORTH, Arnold Hackney
(HONGKONG), A.M.I.C.E. ; Execu-
tive Engineer, Public Works De-
partment ; b. Aug. 20, 1871. Arrived
in Colony, 1897 ; appointed to pre-
sent position, Jan. 1, 1900. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Public Works
Department, Hongkong.
HOLLIDAY, Cecil W. (SHANGHAI),
Merchant, senior partner of firm of
Holliday, Wise and Co. ; Chairman
of Municipal Council ; turned first
sod of new electric tramway,
Shanghai, April 24, 1906. Club :
Shanghai. Address : Kiangse Road,
Shanghai, China.
HOLMES, Ernest Hamilton UNKING),
1st class Assistant, H.B.M. Consular
Service. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in Japan, Feb. 1, 1897 ;
acting Consul at Nagasaki, 1902 to
1903 ; promoted 1st Assistant, Dec.
22, 1904 ; attached to Legation,
Seoul, 1905. Address : H.B.M.
Legation, Peking, China.
HONDA, Yoichi (TOKYO), President of
Tokyo Aoyama Gakuin (Christian
College); b., Hirosaki, Dec., 1848.
143
Hoo
WHO'S WKO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
A leading educationalist and
Christian evangelist; visited Europe
and America several times to
attend International Christian As-
sociation Conferences as repre-
sentative of Japan ; attended the
World's Y.M.C.A. Union, held
in France, 1904. Address: Tokyo.
Japan.
HOOPER, A. Sheltan (HONGKONG),
Secretary of the Hongkong Land
Investment and Agency Company ;
b. Feb. 13, 1859. Educ. : Newton
Abbott College, Devon. Authorized
architect, municipal valuer and
assessor under the Government
Rating Ordinances, 1886-9; Sec-
retary of the Land Investment and
Agency Company, since 1889 ; J.P.
1890; President of Devonian Society,
Hongkong, 1906; elected a member
of the Sanitary Board, 1906 ;
appointed a member of Commission
to inquire into administration of
Sanitary and Building Regulations,
enacted by the Public Health and
Building Ordinance of 1902, May,
11, 1906. Cliibs : Hongkong ; Peak ;
Royal Hongkong Golf, and Cricket.
Address: " Rougemont," Macdon-
nell Road, Hongkong.
HOOPER, William Edward (SINGA-
PORE), J.P.; Magistrate and Re-
gistrar, H.C. and J. Dept. ; b. 1858 ;
in. 1885, Agnes Cathrine Niven.
Educ. : The Abbey School Becken-
ham, Kent. Arrived in Singapore,
1881 ; Acting Consul for Norway
and Sweden, 1884; appointed J.P.
and visiting Justice, 1885 ; ap-
pointed member of Labour Com-
mission by H.E. the Governor, and
received letter of thanks for
services, 1890 ; elected to Municipal
Commission for Tanglin Ward.
1890 ; joined Municipality and was
appointed Registrar H.P. and J.,
1892 ; appointed Census Officer for
Town District, Singapore, 1901 ;
appointed by H.E.^the Governor on
Committee to enquire and report
on Detective Branch, Singapore
Police Force and received letter
of thanks, 1902; all powers of
Police Court extended to Registrar,
H.C. and J.'s Court, 1903 ; appointed
Deputy Acting Coroner, 1905 ;
was Master of Lodge St. George,
1152, in 1887-8. Clubs: Singapore:
Sports, London. Address : Gilstead
Hill, Singapore, Straits Settlements.
HOOPS, Dr. Albert Lancelot (PE-
NANG), M.D., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.,
D.P.H., B.A. ; House Surgeon, Gen-
eral Hospital ; b. June 6, 1876.
Educ. ; Trinity College, Dublin.
Served in South African War as
Medical Officer with 28th Mounted
Infantry ; seriously wounded ;
mentioned in despatches, 1901-02;
appointed House Surgeon, General
Hospital, Penang, 1904. Decoration:
South African Medal, four clasps.
Address: General Hospital, Penang
Straits Settlements.
HOPKINS, Lionel Charles (TIENTSIN),
H.B.M. Consul-General. Appointed
Student Interpreter in China, Jan.,
13, 1874 ; acting Consul at Ningpo,
1882 ; at Chinkiang, 1883 ; at Amoy,
1886; at Pakhoi, 1836 to 188S ; at
Chinkiang, 18S9 to 1890; at
Kiukiang, 1890 to 1891 ; promoted
1st Assistant, April 1, 1891 ; acting
Consul at Ta'.nsui, 1833, to 1895 ;
promoted Vice-Consul at Shanghai,
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Hos
Jan. 24, 189o ; acting Consul at
Chefoo, 1895 to 1896 ; at Hankow,
1896 ; at WulTu, 1896 ; at Chefoo,
1897; promoted Consul at Chefoo,
Sept. 27, 1897; Consul-General for
Consular District of Tientsin ami
Peking, March ,22, 1901 ; Consul-
General for Provinces of Chihli and
Shansi, Feb. 28, 1902. Address:
H.B.M. Consulate, Tientsin, China.
HORDER, Dr. Edward George
(PAKHOI), F.R.C.S. ; Physician and
Sargeon; b. Nov. 22, 1852. Educ.:
at Edinburgh. Surgeon to Imperial
Maritime Customs ; Physician to
British and German Consulates
and Church Mission Hospital;
Medical Missionary of Church
Mission Society, since 1883. Ad-
ilri'*a : Pakhoi, China.
HORSWELL, Dr. G. H. (TOKYO), A.M.,
B.D., Ph.D. ; Professor of English ;
b. 1854, near Kingston, Canada.
Educ. : England and North Western
University, Evenston, U.S.A. Im-
mediately after graduating at the
North Western University was
appointed Instructor (and later
Assistant Professor) of Latin in
that Institution ; travelled and
studied in Germany and Italy, 1889-
90 ; appointed Professor of English
at Tokyo School of Foreign Lan-
guages, 1901 ; in 1901 also appointed
Professor of English in Waseda
University. Address : School of
Foreign Languages, Tokyo, Japan.
HORTON, Reginald George Lloyd
(KUDAT), District Officer in Charge ;
b. Feb. 27, 1875, e. s. of Rev. Canon
Horton, of Dymock Vicarage,
Gloucestershire, ». of General Sir
Lloyd William Mathews, K.C.M.G.,
late Prime Minister and Consul
General, Zanzibar ; MI. Dorothy E.
Simpson, 2nd d. of William Hirst
Simpson, of Chelverton. Educ. :
St. Edward's School, Oxford;
Worcester College, Oxford. Tutor
to H. H. the Sultan of Zanzibar,
1889-1901; entered Biitish North
Borneo Service, May, 19C2 ; has
held positions of District Magis-
trate at Sandakan; Protector of
Chinese and Superintendent of
Immigration, Distiict Officer, South
Keppell, and District Officer in
Charge at Kudat. Address: Kudat,
British North Borneo ; Dymock,
Gloucestershire, *England.
HOSE, Charles (SIBU), F.R.G.S.,
F.Z.S., D.Sc. ; Cantab. ; Resident
of the 3rd Division, Sibu, Sarawak,
and Member of the Supreme
Council; l>. Oct. 12, 1863, '.Villian,
Herts, ,<-. of late Rev. Thomas
Charles Hos>, Rector of Roydon,
Diss, Norfolk. Edtic. : Felstead
School ; Jesus College, Cambridge.
Entered the Service of H. H. the
Rajah of Sarawak, 1884 ; was made
Office r-in-Charge of lUram District,
1888; Resident, 2nd class, 1890;
made large collections of flora and
fauna of Sarawak, discovering
many new species, and explored
mountainous regions in the far
interior; ascended Mt. Dulit, 1891,
and discovered a remarkable
similaiity of the fauna of the
mountain to that of the Himalayas ;
in recognition of his scientific woik
was made a Knight of the Prussian
Crown, 3rd class, and has received
several orders and medals, b,>th
14.-. 10
Hos
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
British and foreign, and the degrea
of D. Sc. from the University of Cam-
bridge, 1900. Decorations : Several
medals, British and foreign. Public-
ations: Works on the mammals and
birds of Borneo, and several
papers in the journals of the
Geographical Society and the
Anthropological Institute, and
articles on Sarawak and Brunei in
Kncyclopsttdia Britannica. Recrea-
tions : Captain of football at
Felstead, and played for his College
in cricket and football, also played
tennis and put the weight. Club :
Savage. Address : Sibu, Sarawak,
North Borneo.
HOSE, Edward Shaw (KUALA Loi-
PUR), Federated Malay States Civil
Service ; 1>. Nov. 25, 1871. Educ. :
lilundell's School, Tiverton. Joined
Perak Civil Service, Jan. 7, 1891 ;
joined Civil Service of native states
amalgamated under name of Fede-
rated Malay States, 1896; transferred
to Straits Settlements Civil Service,
March 19, 1904; re-transferred to
Federated Malay States Civil
Service, Oct. 24, 1904 ; holds appoint-
ments of Chairman of Sanitary
Board and Superintendent of
Prisons, Kuala Lumpur. Address:
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
HOSE, Right Rev. George Frederick
( SINGAPORE ), M.A., D.D., Cam-
bridge; Bishop of Singapore, Labuan
and Sarawak ; b. Sept. 3, 1838 : m.
Emily Harriet Kerbey, d. of Dr.
J. Kerbey, M.R.C.S., deceased
July, 1904. Educ. : St. John's
College, Cambridge; B.A., 1861;
M.A., 1807; D.D., 1881. Curate of
Roxton with Great Barford, Beds.,
1861 ; Curate of Holy Trinity, St.
Marylebone, London, 1865; Colonial
Chaplain of Malacca, 1868; Colonial
Chaplain of Singapore, 1873 ;
Archdeacon of Singapore, 1875 ;
Bishop, 1881 ; one of original
founders and President of Straits
branch of Royal Asiatic Society.
1877. Address : Bishop's House,
Stamford Road. Singapore ; and
Bishop's House, Sarawak, Borneo.
HOSIE, Alexander (PEKING),
F.R.G.S. ; H.B.M. Commercial
Attache. Ednc. : King's College
and University, Aberdeen. Ap-
pointed Student Interpreter in
China, March 10, 1876 ; acting
Consul at Wuhn, 1831; employed
on Special Service at Chungking,
1882 to .1884 ; acting Vice-Cousul at
Whampoa, 1887 to 1888; acting
Consul at Wenchow, 1888 to 1891 ;
promoted 1st Assistant, April 1,
1891xj acting Consul at Chefoo,
1891; at Amoy, 1892; at Tamsui,
1892; at Wuhu, 1891; at New-
chwang, 1894 to 1897 ; acting Vice-
Consul at Pagoda Island, 1897 ;
promoted Consul at Wuchow, Sept.
27, 1897; transferred to Kiukiang,
Feb. 24, 1900 ; promoted Consul-
General for Province of Szechwan,
April 5, 1902 ; Commercial Attache
at Peking, 1905-06. Address :
H.B.M. Legation, Peking, China.
HOSOKAWA, Baron Junjiro (TOKYO),
Privy Councillor, and Chief Official
of Secretariat, Bureau of Imperial
Household : 6. Feb., 1834, at Tosa.
Vice-President of House of Peers,
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Hoz
1891-1893 ; for many years was
President of Peeress's School, but
relinquished that position, April,
1906, upon the Institution being
placed under the same manage-
ment as the Peer's School ; created
Baron, 1930 ; Privy Councillor since
1893. Publications : Many works
on literary subjects. Arid re us :
Tokyo, Japan.
HO TUNG, or HO HIU SHANG (HONG-
KONG), J.P. ; Merchant and pro-
perty owner ; I. Dec. 22, 1862 ;
m. 1881. Editc. : Private Chinese
Schools; Central School, Hong-
kong, and Queen's College, Hong-
kong. Joined Chinese Indoor Staff
of I.M. Customs, Canton, after
leaving school ; resigned in 1880
and joined firm of Jardine, Mathe-
son and Co., Hongkong, as assistant
<Jompradore, and Manager of the
native branch of the Hongkong
Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., and
Canton Insurance Co., Ltd. ; ap-
pointed Chief Compradore, 1894,
and retired in 1900 ; Donor of
Kowloon School for Children of
British Parentage ; Chairman of
Board of Directors of Tung Wall
Hospital, 1899; 1st Chairman of
Chinese Club, founded in 1899;
member of Committees of Diamond
Jubilee, South African War Fund,
Japanese War Fund, Kwangsi
Famine Fund; Director of Hum-
phreys' Estate and Finance Co.,
Ltd., and Hongkong Reclamation
Co., Ltd. Clubs: The Chinese.
Address : " Idlewild," Seymour
Road, Hongkong.
HOUGH, Thomas Frederick (HONG-
KONG), Broker and Auctioneer ;
partner in the firm of Hughes and
Hough, share, coal, and general
brokers, auctioneers to the Govern-
ment, etc. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Magazine Gap, The Peak,
Hongkong.
HOWARD, E. C. C. (Si N G A p o u E ),
Magistrate. Educ. : Dulwich Col-
lege. Cadet, Straits Settlements,
Civil Service, 1890; passed final
examination in Malay, Dec., 1892;
acting 3rd Magistrate, Penang,
Mar., 1894; acting Superintendent
of Education, Penang, Aug., 1894;
Collector of Land Revenue, Singa-
pore, 1897 ; acting 3rd Magistrate,
Singapore, Nov., 1897 ; acting 2nd
Magistrate, Penang, Aug., 1898,
to June, 1899; acting 1st Magis-
trate, Penang, Sept. to Dec., 1901 ;
2nd Magistrate, Penang, April,
1902 ; acting Commissioner, Court
of Requests, Singapore, Nov., 1903;
acting 1st Magistrate, Singapore,
Aug., 1904 ; 2nd Magistrate, Singa-
pore, 1905. Club: Singapore. Ad-
dress: Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
HOWELL, James (MALACCA), Educa-
tionalist; b. Oct. 9, 1862. Head
Master, Malay College, Singapore,
1884; acting Head Master. High
School, Malacca, 1889 ; Superin-
tendent of Education, Malacca,
1890; Head Master, High School,
Malacca, since 1893. Address:
High School, Malacca, Straits
Settlements1.
HOZUMI, Nobushige (TOKYO), LL. D. ;
Professor of Tokyo University;
b. July, 1855, at lyo. Educ. : Middle
Temple, England, 1876; Berlin
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Hoz
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 19CC-7.
University, 1881. Member of House
of Peers, 1890-1892. Publications.:
The "Codes"; the " Inkyo " ; the
" Go-nin-gumi," etc. A d d ress :
Tokyo, Japan.
HOZUMI, Yatsuka (TOKYO), LL.D.;
Professor of Tokyo University ;
b. Feb., 1860. Educ. : Germany,
from 1884 to 1888. Has been Pro-
fessor of Law at Tokyo Univei sity
since 1889; Secretary of Privy
Council from 1891 ; appointed
Member of House of Peers, 1899.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
HSIA HSING-YU, General (CHIHLI),
native of Shantung. Brigade-
General at Tengchou, Shantung;
Commander in Chief , Yunnan, Feb.,
1904 ; special service under
Governor General, Chihli.
HSIANG-HENG, Lieut.-General (PE-
KING), Imperial Clansman. Deputy
Lieut. - General, Shan-hai-kwan,
Dec., 187C; military Lieut. -Go-
veinor, Chahar, 1879; removed,
1881 ; Tartar General, Chingchow,
Hupeh, Oct., 1881; retired, ill-
health, June, 1899; espectant
Lieut.-General and Manchu teacher
to Heir Apparent, 1900.
HSI LIANG (CHENGTU-FU), Governor-
General ; native of Mongolia ; met-
ropolitan graduate, 1874 ; Prefect
I-chou, Shantung ; Yen-i-ts'ao-chi
Tao, Shantung, May, 1896 ; Chi Xing
Tao, Shansi, Jan., 1898; Judicial
Commissioner, Shansi, Nov., 1898 ;
Judicial Commissioner, Hunan,
Feb., 1899; Financial Commissioner,
Hunan, March, 1899 ; Governor,
Shansi, Oct., 1900; Director-Gen-
eral, Yellow Kiver, June, 1901;
acting Governor, Honan, Dec.,
1901 ; post of Director General,.
Yellow River, abolished Feb., 1902 ;
Governor, Honan, 1902 ; Lieut. -
Governor, Ge-ho, May, 1902; Go-
vernor-General, Minche, appointed
1903 ; acting Governor-General,
Szechwan, June, 1903; Governor-
General, do., Dec., 1904-6. Address:
Chengtu-fu, Szechwan, China.
HSI T'UNG (HsiAN-FU), Judge; Chine.se
Bannenna'n. Secretary Tsung - li
Yamen; Teng-Lai-Ch'iug Tao, Shan-
tung, March, 1896 ; T'ung-Shang
Tao, Shensi, May, 1897 ; Heng-
Yung-Ch'en-Kuei Tao, Hunan, Jan.,
1901 ; T'ung-Shang Tao, Shensi,
March, 1902 ; Judge, Hsian-fu,
Shensi, Feb., 1905.
HSU CHEN-PING, Rear Admiral
(SHANGHAI), Educated in America
and joined Chinese navy in early-
eighties; appointed Rear- Admiral,
Nanyang squadron, 19C6.
HSU CHUEH (PEKING), native of
Kiangsu ; provincial graduate.
Appointed Minister to Italy, 1902'.
HSU FU (PEKING), President Board of
Ceremonies ; native of Kiangsu ;
metropolitan graduate, 1862,
(Optimus). Assistant Supervisor of
Instruction, 1879; Vice-President,
Board of War, Oct., 1881 ; Literary-
Chancellor, Anhwei, Sept., 1882;
Vice-President, Board of Cere-
monies, 1883; do., Board Of Civil
Office, Dec., 1890; President of
Censorate, Oct., 1892; President,
Board of War, Aug., 1895; Presi-
dent, Board of Civil Office, Dec.,
1899; Assistant Grand Secretary,
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Dec., 1900; President, Board of
Ceremonies, June, 1901.
H3U SHIH-CH.1NG (PEKING), Grand
Councillor ; native of Chihli ;
metropolitan graduate. Secretary
of Board of Commerce, Sept., 1903 ;
Proctor ' of Army Organisation
Council ; Grand Councillor and
Vice-President, Board of Revenue,
1905; President, Board of Public
Safety, Oct., 1905 ; Grand Council-
lor, July, 1936.
H{JAN3 CHJNG-HAO, (YUCHIANU),
Taotai. Brigade-General, Langshan
(Kiang-huai), 1904 ; Taotai, Yu-
chiang, Kwangsi, 1906.
H(JANS SHA.O-CHUN, General
(Foo;.'HO\v), native of Hunan;
Commander in Chief, Fukien, Oct.,
1893; Admiral of the Yangtze, Oct.,
1894; Commander-in-Chief, Fukien,
June, 1931 ; resigned, March, 1908,
ill-health.
HUANG TSUN-HSIE* (PEKING),
Chinese Official Service ; native of '
Kwantung ; provincial graduate.
Expectant Taotai and Consul-
General at Singapore, 1893 ; Chief
Secretary, Admiralty affairs,
Tientsin, Jan., 1896; appointed
Minister to Germany, Nov., 1S96,
but did not proceed ; Salt Taotai,
H u nan, June, 1897 ; Envoy
Plenipotentiary to Japan, Aug.,
1893, but did not proceed.
HJBBARD, RBV. George Henry
(PAGODA ANCHORAGE), B.A., B.D. ;
Congregational Clergyman ; Mis-
sionary of American Board ; b.
Jan., 11, 1853, at Westhaven, Conn.,
U.S.A.; m. July 24, 1884, Ellen
Louisa Peet. Educ. : Common
School, Newhaven ; High School ;
Hopkins Grammar School ; Yale
College ; Yale D i v in i t y School.
The first to establish a Christian
Endeavour Society in China, March
29, 1885, at Foochow; since Nov.,
1884,hasbeen Evangelist Missionary
of A.B.C.F.M. in districts south
East of Foochow ; started the
colloquial paper " Banyan City
News " ; home on furlough in 1893-4
and 1901-2 when assisted in raising
funds for the building of the Abbie
B. Child Memoi'ial School for
girls at Changloh, built 1904-5.
Publications: Coadjutor with Rev.
Robert Stewart, martyr of
Hausang, 1895, in preparation of
m.ss. for publication of first edition
of "Foochow Colloquial New
Testament"; Poems "Thought
Meanders by Min Waters," articles
in Chinese Recorder and U.S.
papers. Address: Pagoda Anchor-
rage, near Foochow, China.
HUBBOCK, Arthur Benison (KUALA
LUMPUR), A.R.I.B.A. ; Architect,
b. April 13, 1871. Appointed chief
draughtsman, Public Works De-
partment, Selangor, May, 1895 ;
acting District Engineer, Ulu
Langat, Nov., 1898; acting Factory
Engineer, Kuala Lumpur, Sept.,
1897 ; resigned Dec., 1897 ; Architec-
tural Assistant and Executive
Engineer, 3rd Grade, Office of
Director of Public Works, July,
1901. Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States-
HUCKABY, Dr. Egbert M. (LAICHOW-
FU), M.D. ; Physician and Surgeon ;
b. May 29, 1875 ; m. Fannie L. Ray,
14Q
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of Mount Enterprise, Texas, U.S.A.
Educ. : Mississippi College. Assis-
tant Physician in East End Dis-
pensary, Memphis, Tennessee ;
after graduating in medicine, 1904,
took special courses and obtained
diploma in Physical Diagnosis and
in Surgery ; was converted in 1895
and joined Presbyterian Church
of Wills Point Texas ; joined First
Baptist Church of Memphis, Texas ;
applied to Foreign Mission Board
of Richmond, Ya, and was appoint-
ed to take charge of medical work,
Laichow-fu, Nov. 3, 1904. Address :
Laichow-fu, Shantung, China.
HUDSON, Hon. Herbert Henry (PE-
NAXG), Solicitor General ; b. July
18, 1855, at Portsmouth, s. of Henry
Hudson ; in, Ethel Maud, o. c. of
T. H. Dickens. Educ. : Diocesan
Grammar School, Portsmouth ;
College Morat, Switzerland. Ad-
mitted a solicitor in England Nov.,
1877 ; practised at Portsmouth and
London ; admitted advocate and
Solicitor, Supreme Court, Straits
Settlements, April, 1887; joined
the Government Service of Straits
Settlements, Dec., 1888 and has
since held various appointments
in service ; acted as Attorney-
General in 1904 ; passed examina-
tion in Malay in 1890 ; draughts-
man of a number of Legislative
Enactments and of a Code of Civil
Procedure for Straits Settlements,
not yet brought into force. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements,
and Hatter's Croft, Sawbridge-
worth, Herts, England.
HUGHES, Edward Jones (HONGKONG),
Auctioneer ; partner in the firm of
Hughes and Hough, share, coal
and general brokers, auctioneers
to the Government, etc. Club :
Hongkong. Address: Hongkong.
HUGHES, George E. E. H. (NEGRI
SEMBILAN), Assistant Warden of
Mines ; b. Oct. 15, 1874. Inspector
of Mines at Kuala Lumpur, Jan.,
1900; Inspector of Mines, Langat,
June, 1900 ; Assistant Warden of
Mines, Negri Sembilan, 1902.
Address : Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
HUGHES, J. Owe a (HONGKONG),
Merchant ; partner in firm of Harry
Wicking and Co., General Mer-
chants. After eight years in Colonial
export business in London came
to the Far East in 1900. Address:
c/o Harry Wicking and Co., St.
George's Building, Hongkong.
HUGHES, Michael (Kit NGCHOW),
B.A., LL.B.; 1st class Assistant H.B.
II. Consular Service. Educ. : Boya
> University, Ireland. Appointed
Student Interpreter in Siam, Aug.
31, 1891 ; transferred to China.
March 7, 1893; acting Vice-Consul
at- Pagoda Island, 1896 and 1898 ;
promoted 1st class Assistant, Feb..
24, 1900 ; acting Vice-Consul at
Pagoda Island, 1900 to 1902 ; Vice-
Consul at Foochow, 1902; acting
Consul at" Kiungchow and Pakhoi,
1904. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Kiungchow, China.
HUKE. Alfred N. (HONGKONG), Senior
of Brewer and Co.'s Bookselling
Establishment; b. 1845, s. of late Dr.
Huke, Ludham, 'Norfolk. Senior of
firm A. and W. Huke, for 10 years
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stationers to H.M. the King:, 1874-89;
arrived at Shanghai, 1899 ; Hong-
kong, 1896. Addrexi* : Queen's
Road, Hongkong.
HULL, Lieut.-Colonel John Adley
(MANILA), Judge Advocate, U.S.
Array; b. Aug. 7, 1874; MI. Greta
Chase, d. of John W. Chase of Des
Moines, Iowa. Educ. : Collegiate
and Law Departments, University
of Iowa. Was engaged in practise
of law at Des Moines, Iowa, until
the war with Spain ; was with
Expedition to Porto Rico, 1898 ;
Judge Advocate on staff of Com-
manding General, Manila, March,
1899 to Sept., 1900; J. A. Dept.,
California, Dec., 1900 to Dec., 190'U ;
J. A. Dept., Missouri, Dec., 1902, to
Dec., 1903; on duty, Office of J. A.
General, U.S. Army, Washington,
D.C., Dec., 1903 to Dec., 1904 ; Judge
Advocate, Philippine Division since
Jan., 1905. Clubs : Metropolitan,
Washington ; Cosmos, San Fran-
cisco ; Army and Navy and Univer-
sity, Manila. Address: Fort
Santiago, Manila, Philippine
Islands.
HULL, Willard B. (HANKOW), Vice
and Deputy Consul-General of the
U.S. of America.
HULLETT, Richmond William
(SINGAPORE), M.A. ; Cambridge,
Director of Public Instruction.
Principal of Raffles Instruction,
Straits Settlements, Feb., 1871;
acting Inspector of Schools,
Straits Settlements, 1874-1876 ;
acting Director of Public Instruc-
tion, April 11, 1903. Club : Singa-
pore. A ddress : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
HUME, Lt. -Colonel Charles Vernon
(TOKYO), D.S.O., P.S.C. ; Lieut,
Colonel, R.F.A., British Military
Attache"; b. July 12,1860; m. 1897,
Ursula, d. of R. D. Marshall,
D.L., of Castlerigg, Cumberland.
Educ. : Marlborough and R. M.
Academy, Woolwich ; 1st Commis-
sion, 1879 ; A.D.^. to Ccmmamler-
in-Chief in India (Lord Roberts)
1885-1892 ; Military Governor to
H.R.H., Crown Prince of Siam,
1896-99 ; Military Attache", Tokyo,
1903; Bunna Campaign, 188S-87 ;
South African War, 1900; attached
1st Japanese Army in Manchuria,
1904-05. Club: Army and Navy.
Adrift**: British Kmbassy, Tokyo.
HUME, William James Parke (TAI-
PING), Federated Malay States
Civil Service; b. Jan. 25, 1866; w.
May 12, 1903, Alice, e. d. of George
Stevenson, of OakelighBrombrough,
Cheshire. Educ. : Haileybury Col-
lege ; Bonn-am-Rhein, and at
Brussels. Appointed to Perak Civil
Service, 1888; assistant Collector
and Magistrate, Batang Padang,
1890; acted as Collector of Land
Revenue, Kinta, 1891 ; Registrar of
Titles, 1896; Warden of Mines,
Selangor, 1899; District Officer,
Ulu Pahang, 1900 ; District Officer,
Ulu Selangor, 1901 ; District Officer,
New Territory, Perak, 1903 ; District
Officer, Batang Padang, 1904 ;
Senior Magistrate, Perak, 1904-1905;
Secretary to Resident, Perak, 1905 ;
received special thanks of the Go-
vernment for suppressing Ulu
S^langor riots, in Feb., 1902.
Clubs : Sports, London ; and 20
Clubs in Federated Malay States,
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and Straits Settlements. -Address:
Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay ft
States.
HUMPHREYS, Hsnry (HONGKONG),
J.P. ; partner in the firm J. D.
Humphreys and Son, land an I
estate agents; b. Hongkong, 1867.
Educ. : St. Helen's College, South -
sea. Arrived in Hongkong in 188P,
and became associated with Mr.
J. D. Humphreys ; was taken into
partnership, 1896 ; is a member of
the Sanitary Board ; appointed on
May 11, 1936, to the Commission to
inquire into the administration of
the Public Health and Building
Ordinance of 1933. Clubs : Sports,
London ; Jockey, Tennis, Bowling
an I Golf, Hougkon^. Addn < ** ;
" Abartholwyn," Peak Rxad, Hong-
kong.
HUMPHREYS, William Griffith
(HONGKONG), Merchant; Senior
partner of W. G. Humphreys & Co.,
London and Hongkong ; b. Dec. 21,
1842 ; in. 1875. Educ. : Gloster
Grammar School. Came to the
East in 1870. Address: 4 Queen's
Gardens, Peak Road, Hongkong.
HUNTER, H. E. R. (SHANGHAI), Mana-
ger, Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation. Formerly in
Hongkong and branches elsewhere;
has been in the East about 25 years.
Club: Shanghai. Address: 12, The
Bund, Shanghai, China.
HUNTER, Dr. William (HONGKONG),
M.B., C.M., Aberdeen (Honours),
F.R.I.P.H., London ; Government
Bacteriologist, Director of
Bacteriological Institute, and
Medical Officer in charge of the
Govt. Public Mortuary ; Lecturer
in Pathology and Bacteriology,
School of Medicine for Chinese,
Hongkong; b. May 25, 1875 at
Mat-duff, Banffshire, Scotland,
*. of late Rev. W. Hunter, Macduff,
Scotland ; in. 1902, Marie Alice, d.
of James Rae, of Culter, Aberdeen-
shire. Educ. : Milne's Institution,
Foehabers ; Robert Gordon's Col-
lege ; King's College; Marischal
College, Aberdeen; University ^:"
Leipzig, University of Berlin,
Germany ; King's College ; West
London Hospital ; most distin-
guished Medical Graduate, Aber-
deen University, 189J ; James
Anderson Medallist and Scholar,
Aberdeen, 1896 ; John Murray
Medallist and Scholar, Aberdeen
and Middlesex Hospital,
Lond., 1896 ; George Thompson
Travelling Fellowship, 1897-99 ;
Acting Medical and Surgical
Officer, Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen,
1896; Laboratory Assistant, Patho-
logical Department, Aberdeen Uni-
versity, 1897 ; Clinical Assistant
National Hospital for Paralysed
and Epileptic, London, 1899-190(1 ;
Laboratory Assistant, Neuropaths-
logical Laboratory, King's College,
London, 1900 ; Assistant Bacterio-
logist, London Hospital, 19JO-01 ;
Director of Pathological Institute,
Lond. Hospital, 1931; Member of
British Medical Association, Mem-
ber of Neurological and Pliysi. -
logical Societies of Great Britain ;
Fellow of the Royal Institute of
Public Health, London ; Member
of Commission appointed )>y
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Government of Hongkong, to
enquire into Excessive .Infantile
Mortality amongst Chinese, 1903.
Pttblications : "Epidemic and
Epizootic Plague," Hongkong, 1904;
"A Research into the Etiology of
Beriberi " (jointly) 1906 ; " Reports
of the Government Bacteriologist
for the year 1932 to 19C6 inclusive ;
numerous contributions to Medical
literature from year 1897, chiefly
contained in "Journal of Anato-
my," 1897 ; " Brain," 1899 ; " Journal
of Pathology," 19 JO ; " Journal of
State Medicine," 1900; "Central-
blatt der Bakteriologie," 1901-05;
"Lancet," 1901 -05. "British Medi-
cal Journal," 19J2-06 ; " Journal of
Preventive Medicine," 1905, "Jour-
nal of Tropical Medicine," 1905.
Club : Hongkong. Address: Moun-
tain View, The Peak, Hongkong.
HCJNTINGTON, Rev. Daniel Turnbull
(ICHANG), B.A. ; Clergyman ; b. Aug.
4, 1863. Educ. : Hartford, Conn. ;
Yale ; Berkeley Divinity School.
Missionary in charge of several
Stations in Hankow district, 1895-
1900 ; in America, Nov., 1900, to
Nov., 1901 ; Missionary in charge of
American Church Mission, Ichang,
since Dec., 1901. Publications : " A
Chinese Primer." Address : Ameri-
can Church Mission, Ichang, China.
HdNTLEY, Dr. George A. (HANYANU),
M.D. ; Medical Missionary con-
nected with the American Baptist
Missionary Union ; 6. June 13, 1865.
m. Oct. 15, 1898. Educ.: Pastors.
College, London, Universities of
New York and Vermont. Arrived in
China, in May, 1889; first term of
service spent in Shensi ; in 1897
founded the Hanyang Medical Mis-
sion, and now engaged in the
erection of a large plant for in-
patient and out-patient work. A d-
dress : Hanyang, via Hankow,
China.
HURSTHOUSE, Hanry (HOMJKO.NU),
Solicitor and Notary Public ; b.
April 22, 1871. Educ. : Central
Foundation School, and University
College, London. Acting Crown
Solicitor, Hongkong, twice ; acting-
Secretary City Hall, 1902. Club:
Hongkong. Address : Supreme
Court House, Hongkong.
HUTCHINSON, Rev. Arthur Blocksy
(FUKUOKA), Missionary ; b. Aug. -24,
1841, at Islington, London ; m. 1870,
Sarah, d. late Joseph Wippell, of
Exeter ; in 1882, Elizabeth W., d. of
late R. Gibbings, of Brenton.
Educ. : Privately and Church Mis-
sionary College, Islington. Curate
Broomfield, Essex, 1870-1 ; incum-
bent St. Stephen's, Hongkong,
C.MS., 1871-82; Missionary, Naga-
saki, 1882-88; St. Alpha Clnm-li,
Fukuoka, 1888 ; exam, chaplain to
Bishop Evington, 1895 ; commissary
for diocese, 1891 ; acting Secretary,
C.M.S., Kyushyu, 1903 ; acting Sec.
Japan Miss., 1906 ; appointed by Sir
R. Kennedy, Governor, to assist in
drawing up a scheme for grants in
aid to Mission Schools for Colony
of Hongkong, and preparing text
books in 1876. Publications : Old
Test. Primer Parallel Harmony
Gospel ; Athauasian Cree;l (in
classical Chinese) ; Book of Psalms ,
Book of Common Prayer ; Book of
Com. Prayer Ordinal and Service ;
The 39 Articles (in Cantonese);
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various articles in Chinese Review
and Chinese Recorder ; " The Mind
of Mencius,'' from German of
Faber Trubner (in English) ; Ser-
mons on Christian Life '. Easy Pre-
paration for Baptism, 5th Edition ;
The 39 articles ; Parallel Harmony
Gospel , Catechism of Christian
Religion ; Dale on Atonement ;
Zishop Lightfoot on the Christian
Ministry ; " The Gospel and counter-
feit "; Urquhart on Esther; Sir R.
Anderson on the Gospel and its
Ministry ; Gomm. on 39 Articles ;
Dr. Bullinger's Sermons on the
•Second Advent (in Japanese). Ad-
<//•<•** : 23 Hamano-machi, Fuknoka,
Japan.
HU TING -KAN (NANCHANG), ex-
Governor ; native of Honau ;
Metropolitan graduate, 1874. Grain
Intendent, Fukien, Sept., 1898;
Judge, Hunan, Sept., 1899; Treasur-
er, Shantung, Dec., 1900 ; do.,
Kiangsu, Aug., 1904; acting Go-
vernor, Shantung, Oct., 1904; Go-
vernor of Kiangsi, Jan., 1904 ;
degraded in connection with Nan-
chang massacre of Missionaries,
April, 1906.
HUTTENBACH, Hon. August (SINGA-
PORE), Merchant ; //. 1850, at Worms-
am-Rhein ; m. Clara Trevelyan, d.
of late Rev. Nicholas Frank Hill,
Allan Court, Cheltenham. Ednc. :
Latin College, Worms-am-Rhein.
Served in the Franco-German war
in 1870; arrived in East, 1872;
founder and senior partner of
Hiittenbach Brothers and Co.,
Singapore, Penang, and London ;
and Hiittenbach, Liebert and Co.,
Penang ; Capt. -Commandant, Pe-
nang Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1879 ;
opened new steam communications
witli Penang -Selangor, Straits-
Coromandel Coast, etc. ; created all
British Mail line from Europe via
Bombay-Negapatam-St raits Settle-
ments ; member of Legislative
Council, 1894-96 and 1905-6; authoiity
on currency question. Publica-
tions: "The Silver Standard and
the Straits Currency question," and
sundry essays. Addrexx : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
HU WEI-TE (PEKING), late Chinese
Minister to Russia ; ni. 1893, Tcheng
Yung-Hua, d. of Tcheng Yo-Houng
of the Chinese official service.
Editc. : College of the Kiangnan
Arsenal, Shanghai. Joined official
service at Peking, 1888 ; appointed
attache" to the Legation at London,
1890 ; at Paris, 1890 ; Secretary of
Legation, Washington, 1893; Secre-
tary of Legation, St. Petersburg,
1897 ; Delegate at the Hague Peace
Conference, 1899 ; Councillor of
Legation, 1900; Charge d'Affaires,
St. Petersburg, 1902 ; appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary and En-
voy Extraordinary, June 28, 1 £(2
delegate to Red Cross Convention,
1904; returned to China, 1906.
Addffss: Peking, China.
HU YU-FEN, (SHANTUNG), Governor
native of Anlnvei ; metropolitan
graduate, 1874. Taotai, Tientsin,
July, 1886; Judge, Kwangsi, Aug.,
1891 ; Administrator-General of
Northern Railways, Dec., 1895;
Governor of Peking, Jan., 189o ;
Expectant Vice - President and
Minister, Tsung-li-Yamen, Nov..
1898 ; relieved of duty at Tsung-li-
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Hyrt
Yamen, Nov., 1898 ; removed from
railway administration, Jan., 1899;
appointed Assistant Military Ad-
ministrator for restoration of order,
July, 1901 ; Assistant Administrator
of Northern Railways, Jan., 1902;
Junior Vice-President, Board of
Punishments, March, 1902; Go-
vernor of Shantung, 19C6.
HYNDMAN JONES, William Henry
(KUALA LUMPUtt), LL.B. ; Chief
Judicial Commissioner ; &. Aug., 9,
1847; m. 1882. Educ. : Marlbor-
ough ; Trinity College, Cambridge.
Called to Bar, Lincoln's Inn, and
practised, 1878 ; acting Senior
Police Magistrate, and Commis-
• sioner to inquire into adminis-
tration and working of police force,
Barbadoes, 1880; acting Judge of
Court of Appeal, 1881 ; Magistrate,
1st District, St. Lucia, 1881;
Member of Legislative Council,
Windward Islands, 1881 ; Delegate
to West Indian Telegraph Con-
ference, 1882 ; acting Chief Justice
of St. Lucia and Tobago, 1883 ;
acting Attorney General and
Member of Executive Council, 1883 ;
acting Chief Justice of St. Lucia
and Tobago, member of Windward
Court of Appeal, 1886 ; Magistrate
and member of Executive and
Legislative Council, Grenada, 1887 ;
Resident Magistrate for Westmore-
land, Jamaica, 1888 : St. Thomas-
Ye-East, 1890 ; St. Catherine, 1891 ;
city and parish of Kingston, 1892 ;
acting Puisne Judge, 1893; acting-
Attorney General and member of
Executive Council, 189<> ; Super-
numerary Resident Magistrate for
Jamaica, 1896; Puisne Judge, Straits-
Settlements, 1893; acting Judicial
Commissioner for Federated Malay
States in addition to other duties,
1903 ; Judicial Commissioner,
Federated Malay States, 1904 ; Chief
Judicial Commissioner since Jan.
1, 1906. Ch'b: Albemarle. Ad-
r//v;x.N- .- Kuala Lumpur, Federated
Malav States.
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IBRAHIM, His Highness (JOHOHE),
K.C.M.G., Sultan of Johore; b.
Sept. 17, 1873, e. s. of late Sultan
Alubakar, G.C.M.G., K.C.S.I. ; in.
(about) 1892. Proclaimed, Sept. 7,
1895 ; crowned, Nov. 2, 1895 ; is a
•daring and famed big game shot
and keen rider and automobilist.
Heir, s. Ismail Trunku Makote, b.
Oct. 28, 1894. Address: Johore
Bharu, Johore ; Tyersall, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
ICHIHARA, Morihiro (YOKOHAMA),
Mayor of Yokohama" ; b. K ama-
in oto, April, 1856. E due. :
Doshisha, Kyoto. Entered Bank
of Japan about 1895, (then Baron
•Shibuzawa's Bank), and was ap-
pointed Manager of Bank's Yoko-
hama branch ; elected Mayor of
Yokohama, 190-2. Address: Yoko-
hama, Japan.
ICHIJI, Major - General Kosuke
(TOKYO), Artillery branch, 1. J.
Army ; b. Satsuma, Nov., 1854.
Entered Army, 1871, appointed a
member of General Staff; was on
the staff of General Oyama in
Chino-Japanese War ; afterwards
Military Attache to Japanese Lega-
tion at London and Seoul ; Chief
.Staff Officer under General Nogi
in late War witli Russia. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
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ICHIKI. KitDkuro (TOKYO), LL.D.;
Professor of Tokyo University; b.
April, 1865, at Sbizuoka. Educ. :
Germany, 1890-93. Has held pre-
sent office and has als* been Chief
Councillor of Home Office since
1894; Director of Legislative
Bureau, since 1902 ; nominated to
House of Peers in 1900. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
IDE, Hon. Henry C. (MANILA), LL.D. ;
Lawyer, Governor-General of Phi-
lippine Islands; b. Sept. 18, 1844; m.
O^t. 26, 1871, to Mary M. Melcher.
Educ. : Dartmouth College, gra-
duated, 1866. Admitted to bar,
1870 ; States Attorney, Vermont,
U.S.A., 1878-80; President, State
Conventions, 1884 ; Senator, 1882-
83-84-85-86 ; United States Commi-
ssioner to Samoa, 1891; Chief
Justice of Samoa by joint appoint-
ment of Great Britain, Germany
and U.S.A., 1893-97 ; U.S. Philippine
Commissioner, 1900-06 ; Secretary
of Finance and Justice, P.I., 1901-00,
Vice-Governor, 1903-06 ; Acting
Governor, 1905-06 ; Governor
General, 1906; received degree of
LL.D. from Dartmouth College,
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Hi
1900, and from Tuft's College, 1903.
Publications: Various articles for
reviews and magazines. Clubs :
University ; Aimy and Navy ;
Columbia, Manila. Address: Mani-
la, Philippine Islands.
IEJIMA, Kai (TOKYO), Dr. of Science,
Prof, of Tokyo Univ. ; b. June, 1861,
Hamamatsu. Educ. : Leipzig, 1882-
1886. Appointed to present posi-
tion in 1886. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
IIMORI, Teizo (TOKYO), Prof, of the
Ladies' Higher Normal School ; b.
Saga, Aug., 1851. Educ. : Germany,
1884-1887. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
IKEBE, Kichitaro (TOKYO), Journ-
alist ; Chief Editor of T o k y o
" Asahi " ; b. Kumamoto, 1861.
Educ. : In France for several
years. Adopted Journalism as a
profession about 1887 ; for several
years acted in North China as
.special correspondent of Osaka
"Asahi." Addrefs: Tokyo, Japan.
IKEDA, Baron Kensai (TOKYO), Dr.
of Medicine, Chief Physk-iaii-in-
Ordinary at Court; b. Nov., 1841,
at Echigo. Educ. : G e r m a n y ,
1870-1876. Appointed Surgeon-
Colonel in 1876; cr. Baron 1899.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
IKEDA. Kenzo (TOKYO), banker: b.,
Tajima, Dec. 1856. M a n a g i n g
Director of One Hundred Bank,
since 1883 ; Chairman of Japan
Commercial Association. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
I-KU (T'AI-VUEN), Commissioner for Re-
clamation ; native of Manchuria ;
metropolitan graduate, 1892. As-
sistant Supervisor of Instruction,
June, 1900 ; sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, July, 1900 ; Senior Vice-
President, Board of War, Feb., 1901 ;
Deputy Lieut.-General, Bordered
Blue Banner Corps, Nov., 1901 ;.
Tartar - General, Sni-Yuan-Ch'eng,
Oct., 1903 ; Commissioner for Re-
clamation of Waste Lands, T'ai-
yuen-fu, Shansi, !!)().",.
I-K'UANG (PEKix;), Prince Ching -r
Imperial Clansman ; b. 1836. Prince
of the 2nd order, 1884 ; President,
Tsung-li Yamen, April, 1884; 2nd
Director of Imperial Clan Court,.
Associate Director, Board of
Admiralty, Oct., 1885; Grand Cham-
berlain ; Vice-President, Imperial
Clan Court; Lieut.-General, Border-
ed Yellow Banner Corps; Supt.
of Customs ami Octroi, Peking,
Aug., 1891; Director-General, Board
of Admiralty, Sept., 1891; Director-
Imperial Equipage Department ;
Superintendent, Imperial Armoury;
Prince of 1st order, Feb., 1894 ;
President, Council of Government
April, 1901 ; President, (Tsung-li
Yamen) Board of Foreign Affairs,
July, 1901; President Council of
Army Organisation, Nov., 1903 ;
High Commissioner to negotiate
ante-bellum treaty with Japanese,
re Manchuria, Dec., 1905 ; an
official high in Imperial favour,,
though disliked by the Emperor.
ILIFF, Et. Rev. Geoffrey Durnford
(CiiEFOO), Bishop of Shantung,
exclusive of Territory ceded to
Germany in 1898 ; b. Oct. 7, 1867,
5th, s. of Rev. George Iliff, Head-
master of Hall School, Sunderland -T
Jna
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JOE) 1906-7.
in. 1898, F.S., c . d. of T. Stephens, of
Deal. Educ. : St. Edmund's School,
Canterbury; St. Augustine's College
Canterbury. 1st class University
Prelim, for candidates for Holy
Orders, 1889 ; Deacon, 1891 ; Priest,
1892. Missionary at Tai An-fu,
1890-1894; Peking, 1894-1895; Ping
Yin, 1895-1897 ; Tientsin, 1898-1903 ;
4,'onsecrated 1st Bishop of Shantung
at Lambeth Palace Chapel by
Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted
by Bishops of AYakefield, Stepney,
Corea and Bishop Montgomery,
19U3. Address: May to Sept., St.
I 'eter's, Chef oo, North China ; Sept.
to May, Tai An-fu, Shantung,
North China.
INAGAKI, Manjiro (BANGKOK), B.A. ;
Japanese Minister at Bangkok ;
b. 1861, at Hirado. Ed '.i.e. : Tokyo
Imperial University ; Cambridge
University, England. Was lecturer
of Peers' School and Tokyo Higher
Commercial School ; Minister at
Bangkok since 1897 ; promoted
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, 1905. Publication*:
"The Far East." Address : Japanese
Legation, Bangkok, Siam.
INGLEHART, Rev. Edwin Taylor
(TOKYO), A.B., B.D.; &. Nov. 29, 1878.
Educ.: Columbia University ; Drew-
Theological Seminary. Member of
New York Methodist Conference,
1899-1904 ; member of Japan Con-
ference, 1904. Address: Aoyama,
Tokyo, Japan.
INGRAM, Dr. James H. (NORTH
Ti'NGCHOU), M.D. ; Medical Mis-
sionary, b. Sept. 21, 1858, at Ohio,
U.S.A. Educ. : Pennsylvania Uni-
versity ; graduated in medicine,
1883. Practise'! in Cape May County,
N.J., until 1887, when went to
Tungchou as Medical Missionary
under appointment by A.B.C.F.M. ;
was in British Legation during
siege, 1900 ; holds the chair of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
and is one of lecturers on Diseases
of Eye, in Union Medical College,
Peking. Address : North Tuugchou,
China.
INNES, John Robert (SINGAPORE),
Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn ;
Acting Attorney-General; b. Sept. 4,
1863. Educ. : Edin. and Brussels
Universities. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Nov., 1886 ; passed in Malay,
1889 ; "District Officer, South
Malacca, June, 1893; ditto, North
Malacca, June, 1890 ; assistant In-
dian Immigration Agent, Malacca,
June, 1889 ; acting Collector of
Land Revenue and Magistrate,
Malacca, June to Nov., 1892 ; passed
examination in Dutch, 1893 ; acting
Collector of Land Revenue, Singa-
pore, Feb., 1894 ; acted also as
Magistrate, Oct., 1894, to July, 1895,
and as Official Assignee and Re-
gistrar of Daeds, July to Oct., 1895 ;
acting assistant Colonial Secretary,
Oct. to Dec., 1895 ; acting Collector
of Laud Revenue and Officer in
Charge of Treasury, also acting
Magistrate and Deputy Registrar
of Supreme Court, M il icca, M irch,
1893; Collector of Land Revenue,
Penang, May, 1897; acting Senior
District Officer, Province Wellesley,
March, 189S ; acting 1st Magistrate,
Penang, Aug., 1898 to April, 1899 ;
acting Inspector of Prisons, Straits
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lun
Settlements, June, 1900, to Jan.,
1903, and from May to Dec., 1901 ;
Superintendent of Census, 1901 ;
Deputy Public Prosecutor, Singa-
pore, Jan., 1902; Secretary to Go-
vernment, Perak, Feb., 1904 ; acting
Attorney-General, Singapore, 1906.
Clubs : Singapore. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
INOUYE, Kakugoro (TOKVO), M.I'. :
b. Fnknyama, Oct., 1859. Started
paper at Seoul and appointed
adviser to Corean Government,
1884 ; behaved with great gallantry
when, that year, Japanese Legation
was attacked by Corean mob ; has
represented Hiroshima-ken in the
Lower House ; since 1890 ; Managing
Director of Hokkaido Coal and Rail-
way Co. ; Vice-President of Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
INOUYE, Count Kaoru (TOKYO),
G.C.M.G.; Elder Statesman; b. 1835.
Fought with the Imperialists in
war preceding Restoration; secretly
visited England with Marquis Ito,
1864 ; after Restoration appointed
Vice-Minister of Finance ; des-
patched to Corea as Vice-Plenipo-
tentiary to negotiate in regard to
.attack by Corean ships on Japanese
vessel, 1876 ; has occupied port-
folios of Home Affairs, Foreign
Affairs, Finance and Agriculture
and Commei'ce ; was for short
period acting Prime Minister ;
after Chino-Japanese war was ap-
pointed Minister to Corea and
Advisor to Corean Court; created
Count, 1884: created G.C.M.G. in
connection with Garter Mission
entrusted to Prince Arthur of
Connaught, May, 1906. Ad/In-** :
Tokyo, Japan.
INOUYE, Viscount Katau (TOKYO),
Member of House of Peers ; b. Aug.,
184«, at Choshu. Held for many year*
post of Director-General of Govern-
ment Railways ; resigned, 1887 ;
created Viscount, 1887; has been
engaged in business in connection
with rolling-stock since retirement
from Government service. Aildir** :
Tokyo, Japan.
INOUYE, Katsunosuke (TOKYO),
Minister at Berlin ; b. July, 186:),
at Choshu. Secretary to Legation,
Berlin, 1886 ; Secretary and
Councillor, Foreign Office, 1892 ;
appointed Minister to Berlin, 1898.
A<l dress: Berlin, Germany; and
Tokyo, Japan.
INOUYE, Tetsujiro (TOKYO), Dr. of
Literature ; b. Fukuoka, Dec., 1855.
Educ. : Germany and France,
from 1884 to 1899. Dean and Pro-
fessor of Literature, Tokyo Im-
perial University, since 1890.
Publications: "Life of Buddha";
"Oriental Philosophy," etc. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
INOUYE, Admiral Baron Yoshika
(TOKYO), b. Satsuma, Nov., 1845.
Appointed Captain in the Navy,
1882; cr. Baron, 1887; Vice-Ad-
miral, 1892 ; Admiral, 1898 ; Com-
mander-in Chief of Yokohama Ad-
miralty. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
IUNKAI, Ki (TOKYO), M.P. ; 6. Okaya-
ma, April, 1855. Editor of " Hochi
Shimbun" till 189J ; has sat in
Lower House since the inaugura-
tion of the Parliament and is a,
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member of the Progressive Party ;
appointed Minister of Education
in the Okuma-Itagaki Cabinet.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
IRISAWA, TatsukicW (TOKYO), Dr.
of Medicine ; b. at Echigo. Educ. :
Berlin University. Professor of
Tokyo University, since 1895 ;
Physician -in -Ordinary to Court.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
IRVING, Edward Alexander (HONG-
KONG); Inspector of Schools; l>.
1870. Transferred to Hongkong
Civil Service from the Civil Service
of the Federated Malay States in
1901. Address : " Kinta," the Peak,
Hongkong.
ISHJGURO, Isoji (TOKYO), Dr. of
Engineering ; b. Kanazawa, June,
1855. Educ. : England, 1879-1883.
Appointed Engineer of Navy, 1883,
to supervise construction of a
dockyard ; took part in work of
constructing water-works of Tok-
yo ; at present has charge of
construction department of Navy.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
ISHIGURO, Baron Tadama (TOKYO),
ex-Surgeon-General ; b. Feb. 11,
1845, at Echigo. Chief Surgeon of
Osaka Military Hospital during
Kagoshima Civil War, 1877; pro-
moted to Surgeon-Colonel, 1878 ;
Surgeon-General, 1890; cr. Baron,
1895 ; resigned from army, 1896 ;
since then has devoted himself to
Bed Cross Work; represented the
Red Cross Society at the inter-
national convention held in Ger-
many, 1890 ; nominated Member of
House of Peers, 1902. A duress :
Tokyo, Japan.
ISHIKAWA, Chiyomatsu (TOKYO),
Dr. of Science; b. Eihme, Jan.,
1860. Educ.: Germany, 1886-1889.
Professor of Tokyo Imperial Univer-
sity, since 1889. Publication* :
"Protected Birds": "Popular
Evolutionist," etc. Address: Tok-
yo, Japan.
ISHIMOTO, Shiaroku (TOKYO), Vice-
Minister of War; b. Jan., 1854.
Major-General, 1898 ; for some time
Director of Tokyo Arsenal; ap.-
pointed Vice-Minister of War, 1903 ;
piomoted Lieut.-General, 1904.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ISHIWATARU, Bin-Ichi (TOKYO),
Dr. of Law, Chief Secretary of
Cabinet; b. Nov. 1859. Educ.:
in Germany. Judge of Tokyo
Local Court ; Councillor of Depart-
ment of Justice ; Public Procurator
of Tokyo Appeal Court ; Lecturer
of Tokyo Imperial University ;
Director of Civil and Criminal
Bureau ; Vice-Minister of Justice
from Sept., 1903, to Jan., 1906; ap-
pointed to present position, Jan..
1906. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ISHIZUKA, Yeizo (TOKYO), Governor ;
b., Aizu, July, 1856. Appointed
Legal Adviser to Carean Govern-
ment, 1885; held post of Chief
Councillor for Governor General
of Formosa, 1898-1905; appointed
Governor of Occupied Districts in
Manchuria, 1905. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
ISHUIN, Vice-Admiral Goro (TOKYO),
Vice Chief of the Naval Staff; /•.,
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Ito
S a t s u m a , Sept., 1852. Educ. :
England and Germany. Entered
Navy, 1871 ; member of Naval
Staff with rank of Captain during
Chine-Japanese War; promoted
Vice- Admiral, 1903; for several
years was attached to Legation at
London ; while there invented a
new fuse, the Ishuin fuse, which
was adopted by Imperial fleet.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ISNARD, Louis Antoine (SAIGON),
Conseiller, Cour d'Appel ; If. Feb.
1, 1852. Entree I'Admiuistration
de la Justice, Jan. 1, 1881. Ad-
dress: Saigon, Cochin-China.
ITAGAKI, Count Taisuke (TOKYO),
Founder of Liberal Party in Japan-
ese politics; b. April 17, 1837, at
Tosa. Commanded a Division of Im-
perial Army during war preceding
Restoration ; appointed Cabinet
Minister on inauguration of Im-
perial Government ; resigned, 1878 ;
founded Liberal Party, 1881 ; was
stabbed, by young reactionary,
1S81 ; travelled through Europe and
America, 1882 ; created Count, 1887 ;
since 1900 has abandoned politics.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
I-TI (PEKING), Vice-president,
Censorate ; Imperial Clansman.
Deputy Commissioner, Office of
Transmission ; Director of Ban-
quetting Court, March, 1886 ; Com-
missioner, Office of Transmission,
1886 ; junior Vice-President, Court
of Censors, May, 1886 ; senior, do.,
1890.
ITO, Marquis Hlrobumi (SEOUL),
Japanese Resident General of
Corea ; b. Sept. 2, 1841. Escaped to
England with Count Inouye in days
of last Shogun, and took part ou
Imperial side during war which led
to Restoration ; appointed Go-
vernor of Hyogo at end of war;
sent to Europe, 1871, with special
embassy for revision of treaties ; is
responsible for existing Japanese
banking regulations ; was Minister
of Works, 1878, after proclamation
of 1881, announcing inauguration of
representative government; 10 years
later was despatched to Europe
and America to gather material to
frame Constitution for Japan ; was
founder of present system of Go-
vernment in Japan ; despatched to
China and concluded Tientsin
Treaty with late Li Hung Chang,
1885; Prime Ministn of Japan,
1886 ; upon inauguration of Con-
stitutional Government was Pre-
sident of House of Peei's; concluded
Treaty of Shimonoseki with late Li
Hung Chang ; established present
system of peerage in Japan ; ap-
pointed President of Privy Council ;
visited England with Prince Arisu-
gawa to attend late Queen's
Diamond Jubilee; has been
Prime Minister on five occasions,
and has filled almost every portfolio
of State ; cr. Marquis, 1895 ; ap-
pointed Resident General of Corea,
1906 ; made Privy Councillor of
C area, Feb., 1906. Decorations: The
Grand Cordon of Japan, etc. Ad-
dress : Residency General, Seoul
Corea.
ITO, Baron Miyoji (TOKYO), Privy
Councillor ; b. May, 1857, at Naga-
saki. Was Mai-quis Ito's Private
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Secretary until 1891 ; Minister of
Agriculture ami Commerce, 1898;
Privy Councillor since 1899 ; in con-
nection with Chino-Japanese Wai-
was sent to Cliefoo to exchange
signed treaty of Peace, and service
was rewarded with grant of Baron,
1895. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
ITO, Baron Shunkichi (TOKYO), ex-
Vice-Admiral ; b. Jan., 1840, at Mai-
zuru. Entered Navy, 1869 ; Lieut.-
Commander, 1871 ; Rear- Admiral,
1882 ; Vice- Admiral, 1889 ; created
Baron, 1895 ; Vice-Minister of Navy
from 1889 to 1899 ; created a peer in
recognition of service in Chino-
Japanese War ; Member of House
of Peers since 1899. Address : Tok-
yo, Japan.
ITO, Admiral, Viscount Sukenori
(TOKYO), Chief of Naval General
Staff; l>. May 1843, at Satsuma
Province ; m. 1878, Mitsu-ko Kato.
Educ. : Kaisei College, Tokyo ;
Naval College at the time of Toku-
gawa. Entered Imperial Japanese
Navy, 1868; Lieut.-Commander,
1872 ; Commanded the " Adzuma "
(ex "Stonewall .Jackson"),
" Nischin," " Fuso," and " Hiyei "
in succession; took part in Civil
War of 1877 in command of
" Nisshin," and with "Hiyei"
went to Persian Gulf, 1880 ; pro-
moted Captain, 1832 ; brought the
" N a n i w a " from England,
1885 ; Rear-Admiral and Comman-
der of the Standing Squadron.
1888 ; Vice-Admiral and Chief of
Voko.suka Naval Station, 1892 ;
fought at the battle of Yalu with
the combined Squadrons under his
command, in Chino-Japanese \V;iv,
1894; Chief of the Naval General
Staff, 1895; created Viscount and
Invested with the 1st Order *>f the
Rising Sun, and 2nd Order of the
Golden Kite, etc., for services in
the War ; made full Admiral, 189$.
Decorations: 1st Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, and 2nd Order of the
Golden Kite, etc. Club : Suiko-
Sha (Naval Club). Addfe** : N... :;:,
Kimima-cho, Shiba, Tokyo, Japan.
IWAKURA, Prince Tomosada
(Touro), Vice-Grand Chamberlain,
Privy Councillor, and Director of
Peerage Bureau; b. Kyoto, Dec.,
1851, f. o. of late Prince Iwakura,
one of principal Imperialists during
Struggle which led to Restoration.
Address: Tokyo. Japan.
IWAMURA, Baron Michitoshi a«>K-
YO); b. Tosa, June, IS to. Appoint-
ed Governor of S:iga. Prefecture,
1873; Secretary of Public Works
Department (abolished afterwards),
1874; Governor of Kagoshim ; Pre-
fecture, 1S77-1S7S; Chief of the
Board of Audit, 1830-1881; Govern-
or of Okinawa Prefecture. 1882 ;
Vice-Minister of Justice, 1884;
Governor of Hokkaido, 1886; Vice-
Ministei and then Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce, 188S-
1889 ; Director of Imperial K>t;tU-s
Bureau, 1890-1903. JiM/v** .- Tokyo.
Japan.
IWASA. Jun. (TOKYO), Dr. ,,f Me-
dicine; b. Fukui, May. tS:V>. One
of Committee appointed to organize
Medical College at its inception
early in the Meiji era; Physician-
in-Ordinary at Court, and a.lso M
Councillor. Addret*: 'I'okyo, Ja.pa.ir
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IWASAKI, Baron Hisaya (TOKYO),
Merchant and Banker ; 1>. Aug.,
1865. Ed « <•. . Tokyo Imperial
University ; Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Partner in I \vasaki Bank; created
Baron, 1900. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
IWASAKI, Baron Yanosuke (TOKYO),
Merchant and Banker ; b. Jan., 1851,
at Tosa. Partner in Iwasaki Bank;
appointed Governor of Bank of
.Japan, 1898 ; resigned, 1899 ; inter-
ested in numerous companies ;
created Baron, 1900. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
IWAYA, Shu (TOKYO), Member of
House of Peers ; b. Orai, Feb., 1834;
Was once tutor of penmanship to
his Majesty. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
IZARD, Rev. Herbert Crawford
(SINGAPORE), M. A., Oxon. ; Colonial
Chaplain and Ecclesiastical
Register ; b. Nov. 18, 1869 ; in. June
4, 1901. Educ. : Lancing College ;
Trinity College, Oxford. Colonial
Chaplain, Malacca, 1902-1904. Ad-
dress: The Parsonage, Fort Can-
ning, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
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JACK, William Charles (HONGKONG),
M. last. N.A. ; Consulting En-
gineer; b. Portsoy, N.B., Nov. 9,
1857. Served apprenticeship as
marine engineer at George dark's
South wick Engine Works, Sunder-
land ; went to sea as junior
engineer from Wigham Richard-
son's, Newcastle on Tyne, in 1879 ;
Chief Engineer, 1882 ; appointed
Ingenieur en Chef of " Service
Subventionne des Correspondances
Fluviales," Tonkin, in 1887, which
post he held for eleven years,
building fleet of river steamers,
which included the light draft
stern wheel steamer " Yunnan,"
the first steam vessel to successful-
ly navigate the Bed River and
reach the Chinese frontier through
Tonkin, 1890; in recognition of this
received from the French Govern-
ment the decoration of officer of
the order of the Imperial Dragon
of Annam ; in 1898 joined the
Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.
as Superintendent Engineer, and
as their representative contracted
with Admiral Dewey for salvage of
sunken Spanish war vessels in
Manila Bay, three of which were
successfully floated and refitted in
Eonj;! ong for1 the IT. S. Navy ;
from 1901 to 1903 Assistant Mana-
ger at the above Dock Co.'*
Kowloon establishment, during
which term conducted several
successful salvage operations ; in
1905 contracted, in conjunction
with Sir C. P. Chater, for the
salvage of the French cruiser
"Sully," stranded in the Tonkin
Gulf, which after months of arduous
work was destroyed by typhoon
on,-October 28; elected President
of Engineers Institute in 1904.
Publications : An important paper
read before Institute of Engineers-
and Shipbuilders of Hongkong,
comparing relative cost of ship-
building in that port and at home.
Address : Robinson Road, Kow-
loon, Hongkong.
JACKSON, Andrew Gilmore (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor ; n. of Sir Thomas
Jackson, late Chief Manager Hong-
kong and Shanghai Bank. Educ. :
St. Andrew's College, Dublin.
Articled to firm of Solicitors in
Dublin; admitted , as Solicitor to
Supreme Court of Ireland, Dec. 24,
1903; came to Hongkong, May, 1906 ;
admittedSolicitor of Supreme Court
of Hongkong, May 23, 1£03. Club :
Hongkong. Address: The Peak,
Hongkong.
JACKSON, James Edward (TAIPIKG),
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Jam
A.M.I.C.E. ; Executive Engineer ;
6. April 6, 1866. Assistant Engineer,
P.W.D., Selangor, 1900 ; District
Engineer, Kuala Lumpur, 1901;
Executive Engineer, 2nd grade,
1904. Address: Taiping, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
JACKSON, Robert D.(KAULA LUMPUR),
C.E. ; Assistant Engineer ; b. April
26, 1878. Public Works Department
of New South Wales, 1896-98; do.,
Victoria, 1900-2 ; District Surveyor,
Negri Sembilan, 1902 ; assistant
Engineer, P.W.D., Selangor, 1904.
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
JAMES, Benjamin (HONGKONG), Head
Master, Government School, Kow-
loon ; b. 1874. Educ. : Llandovery
College, and Merton College, Ox-
ford. Assistant master, St. Leon-
ard's School, 1896 ; second master,
Horsmonden School, 1897 ; assistant
master, Queen's College, Hongkong,
1898 ; second master, King's College,
Bangkok, 1899 ; appointed first
Head-master of the new Govern-
ment Schools, Kowloon, Feb., 1901.
dubs : Hongkong; United Services;
Recreation, Kowloon. Address
Government School, Kowloon,
Hongkong.
JAMESON, John Watt (HONGKONG),
Marine Salvage Engineer ; b. Nov.
16, 1851 ; m. Rolla Gertrude Way,
of Tientsin. Educ. : Edinburgh
Academy. Arrived in China in 1872 ;
remained in Saigon and Cochin
China as Superintendent Engineer
for 16 years ; proceeded thence to
Tientsin and was manager of Taku
Tug and Lighter Co. for 12 years,
during which time had considerable
experience in salvage work; upon
leaving Tientsin devoted attention
to salvage enterprises and has had
many successes, one of the most
important being the floating of
the U.S.A. battleship "Oregon,"
stranded in the Gulf of Pechili;
brought out in 1905 the special
salvage steamer " City of Birming-
ham," the first of its kind to be
introduced in to Chinese waters.
Clubs ; Conservative, Edinburgh ;
Tientsin. Address: Hotel Mansions,
Hongkong.
JAMIESON, George (TIENTSIN), C.M.G.;
Director of the Pekin Syndicate
and Yangtse Valley Company ; &.
1843 ; m. 1873, Margaret, d. of late
Patrick Tnkson of Berrleys, Bauffs.
Entered Consular Service, 1864 ;
Barrister, Middle Temple, 1880;
Consul and Judge of Supreme
Court, Shanghai, 1891 ; Consul-
General, 1897-1899. Publications:
Various papers on the Revenue and
Statistics of China ; prize essay on
Bimetallism. Clubs : Reform ;
Thatched House, London. Ad-
dress : Tientsin, China.
JAMIESON, James William (PEKING),
F.R.G.S. ; Commercial A 1 1 a c h e ,
British Legation; b. 1867. Was
appointed Student Interpreter in
China, Feb. 16, 1886 ; acting Vice-
Cousul at Shanghai, 1895; at Pagoda
Island, 1895 to 1896 ; at Canton, 1896
to 1897; promoted 1st class As-
sistant, Sept. 27, 1897 ; acting Consul
at Wuchow, 1897 ; at Sumao, 1898 ;
attached as Chinese Adviser to
Burma-China Frontier Delimitation
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Commission, 1898-1899; acting
Consul, Teng-Yueh, 1899 ; Commer-
cial Attache to Legation in China
and Consul in Consular Service in
China, Oct. 3, 1899; acting Consul -
General at Shanghai from March
•20 to April 25, 1903 ; seconded for
service under Colonial Office as
Superintendent of Chinese labour
iu the Transvaal, 1905. Club:
'\ hatched House. Aildre**: II.B.M.
Legation, Peking, China.
JAPAN, Emperor of (nee . MUTSU-HITO).
JAPAN, Crown Prince of ( *te :
YOSHI-HJTO).
JAPAN (CENTRAL), Bishop Of (ite:
AWDRY, Ex. REV. WILLIAM).
JAPAN (NORTH). Bishop Of (*ee:
FYSON, RT. REV. PHILIP KEM-
BALL).
JAPAN (SoiTin, Bishop of (tee:
EYINGTON, ET. EEV. HENRY).
JAPAN (WEST), Bishop of (><• Fo*s>
ET. REV. HUGH JAMES).
JEANNERAT, Gabriel (DK RANDAL),
Resident ; Administrator, 2nd
class; I. Sept. 5, 1862. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, April 29,
1893 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1895; Administrator, 3rd class,
Jan. 1, 1897 ; Administrator. 2nd
class, Aug. 2, 1900. Address: De
Kandal, Cambodge, Indo-China.
JBANNIN, Colonel Gabriel (HANOI),
Commandant, 2e Regiment de
Tirailleurs Tonkinois. Decoration :
Officier de la Le'gion d'Houneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Tndo-
China.
JEBSON, J. (HONGKONG), Merchant.
Head of Jebson and Co., agents for
Jebsen steamship line. Resident
in Colony over 10 years. Club r
Hongkong; Germania. Addrf*it :
King's Buildings, Hongkong.
JEFFRIES, H. U. (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant. Eesided in Colony between
thirty and forty years ; resigned
as agent of Mit.-u Bishi Goshi-
Kwaisha, March, 1906. Club : Hong-
kong. Address : 2, Peddar Street,
Hongkong.
JELF, Arthur Selborne (KUALA
LANGAT), B.A., Oxon. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. Oct. 10, 1876. Acting 2nd
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Kubu, 1900, and filled other
positions in service until appointed
assistant Secretary to Resident and
acting District Officer, Kuala Lan-
gat, in 1905. Address : Kuala Lan-
gat, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
JEME TIEN-YOU, we CHAN TIEN-YIT
(SHANGHAI), A.M.I.C.E., London ;
Special Advisor on Railway Affairs
to the Shangpu (Treasury). Edin\ .
Yale University and Sheffield
Scientific Department ; was member
of Chinese Educational Mission ta
America in 1872; Superintending
Engineer of Peking-Changchiakou
railway, in course of construction
in 1906.
JENKINS, Dr. H. Stanley (HsiAS-ru),
M.D., London, F.R.C.S., England.
L.R.C.P., London ; Medical Mis-
sionary; b. June 17, 1874. JEduc. :
Bristol; King's College, London;
London Hospitals. Member of
British Medical Association ami
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Society for Study of Inebriety. Ad-
drtgs: English Baptist Mission,
ll!"ian-fu, Sheusi, China.
JERNIGAN, Thomas R. (SHANGHAI),
Solicitor ; b. Feb. 24, 1857. Educ. :
University of Virginia, U.S.A.
Native born American citizen ; a
State Senator ; a Presidential
elector; Consul at Kobe, Japan;
Consul-General at Shanghai ; now
engaged in practise of Law. Publi-
cations : " China in Law and Com-
merce." Club : Shanghai. Address:
Shanghai, China.
JOHN, Rev. Griffith (HANKOW), Mis-
sionary of London Missionary
Society ; Translator of Bible for the
Bible Society of Scotland ; Chair-
man of Central China Religious
Tract Society, and Editor of all its
publications; 1'rincipal of London
Mission Theological College at
Hankow ; b. Dec. 14, 1831, at Swan-
sea ; m. 1st, 1855, Margaret Jane, d.
of Rev. David Griffiths, of Madagas-
car; 2nd, 1874, widow of Rev. Dr.
Jenkins, of Methodist Episcopal
Church, America. Educ. : Breeda
College, Bedford. Began to preach
in Welsh when 14 years old ; offered
services to London Missionary
Society, 1853, which were accepted ;
ordained, 1855; sailed for Shanghai,
1855 ; spent more than five years
at and around Shanghai, doing
evangelistic work and establishing
churches; travelled widely in all
the region round about Shanghai,
left Shanghai and arrived at Han-
kow, 1861 ; the first Missionary in
Central China ; travelled extensive-
ly in Hupeh, Hunan, Szechwan,
Kiangsi,and several other provinces
asa pioneer missionary; established,
in connection with his colleagues,
more than a hundred missionary
stations in provinces of Hupeh and
Hunan, and planted scores of
churches ; during 49 years, has
been home on furlough only
twice and only about 4 years
have been .-pent out of China.
Publications: In Chinese, translated
the whole New Testament and a
large portion of the Old Testament
in both the Mandarin dialect and
classical style,; still working on the
Old Testament, and hopes to
complete his translation com-
paratively soon ; a large number of
books and tracts. Recreations :
Change of work. Address: Hankow,
China.
JOHNSON, Henry (Siui ), Resident.
Cadet, Sarawak, 1897 ; Assistant
Resident, 1901 ; 2nd class Resident
in Charge of Upper Rejang, 1903 ;
Resident, Sibu, 1905. Address :
Sibu, Sarawak, North Borneo.
JOHNSON, Hon. H. C. Brooke (PRO-
VINCK CLARKE), Resident of Pro-
vince Clarke, N. Borneo, and Mem-
ber of Legislative Council ; b. May
30, 1873, *. of Captain W. F. John-
son, R.N. Educ. : St. Edward's
School, Oxford ; Nancy, France :
Cannstadt, Germany. Clerk in
Chartered Mercantile Bank of
India, London, and China, 1891-
1893 ; Assistant, Treasury Depart-
ment, Sarawak Civil Service, 1894 ;
acting Postmaster General and
Magistrate, Court of Requests,
1897 ; assistant Treasurer of Sara-
wak, 1398 ; acting Treasurer, 18*8 ;
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Clerk to the Supreme Council, 1898 ;
Treasurer and SupremeCourt Judge,
1900; member of Committee ad-
ministering the Government of
Sarawak during absences of H.H.
the Rajah, 1898-1899, and 1901-1932 ;
retired from Sarawak Civil Service,
1902 ; traded in Sarawak as a
merchant, 1903; joined British
North Borneo Civil Service, 1904 ;
appointed Resident of Province
Clarke and Member of Legislative
Council. Recreations : Golf, cricket,
shooting, etc. Club : Sports. Ad-
dress: Province Clarke (YiaLabuan),
British North Borneo.
JOHNSON, Rev. WestDnT. (SAPPOKO),
A.B. ; Missionary; b. Michigan,
U.S.A., Aug. 6, 1874; m. June 4,
1902, Sarah Young MacLeod.
Educ.: Alma College and Princeton
Theological Seminary. Address :
Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.
JOHNSON, Alexander (SAND.YKAN),
Superintendent, Public Works
Department of British North
Borneo Company. Was elected a
Fellow of the Royal Colonial In-
stitute, 1936. Address : Sandakan,
British North Borneo
JOHNSTON, Lieut-Colonel Henry
Halcro (SINGAPORE), C.B., D.Sc.,
M.D., C.M., F.R.S.E., F.L.S. ;
Senior Medical Officer, Straits
Settlements; b. Sept. 13, 1856.
Educ. : Dollar Institu tion;
Edinburgh Collegiate School ;
Elin. University. Joined Royal
Army Medical Corps, 1881 ; served
in Suakin Expedition, 1885; Ma-
lakand and Buner Expeditions of
1897-1893 (mentioned in despat-
ches); South Africa .Campaign of
1899-1902 (mentioned in despatches
twice) ; in charge of Medical
Division, Royal Victoria HospitaT,
Netley; Senior Medical Officer,
Straits Settlements, 1906; Fellow
of Royal Physical Society of
Edinburgh ; Fellow of Botanical
Society of Edinburgh ; Fellow of
Royal Institute of Public Health,
London ; past President of Scottish
Natural History Society, Edin-
burgh ; Hon. Foreign Member of
La Societe Francaise d'Hygiene.
Paris. Decorations: Egyptian
Medal with clasp, and Khedive's
star; India Medal with clasp;
South Africa, two Medals with
three clasps. Publications: Reports
on Filters, Malarial Fever, and the
Floras of Orkney and Mauritius.
Rscrjfitions : Botany, fishing, shoot-
ing, riding, boating, hockey, and
lawn-tennis. Clubs : Caledonian ;
United Service, Edinburgh. Ad-
dress: Fort Canning, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
JOHNSTON, Lewis Audley Marsh
(HONGKONG); Colonial Civil Ser-
vice ; 6. Oct. 12, 1865. Straits Civil
Service, 1883 ; attached to General
Post Office, 189J-1892; District
Officer, Malacca, 1892-1895; Assis-
tant Postmaster General ; acted as
Postmaster General, 1893-1898; on
Postal Conference at Hongkong,
1897 ; Collector of Land Revenue
and in charge of Treasury, Ma-
lacca, and Municipal Commissioner,
1893-1900 ; acted as Postmaster
General, 1900-1932; Postmaster-Ge-
neral, Hongkong, 1905 ; acted a~s
Treasurer a ml Member of Executive
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ami Legislative Councils, 1903 and
1905; Justice of the Peace, Co.
Down, Ireland. Clubs: Sports;
Hongkong. Address: The Peak,
Hongkong.
JOHNSTON, Rev. Mercer Green
(M\Mi,.\), Clergyman of Protestant
Episcopal Church ; 6. Dec. 3, 186S, in
Mississippi, U.S.A. Educ. : Aca-
demy and Theological University
of South Sewanee, Tenn. ; studied
law at Virginia University. An
assistant in Grace Parish, N.Y.,
1893-1930 ; Rector of St. Paul's
Church, and Chairman of
Faculty and Chaplain of West
Texas Military Academy, 1900-03 ;
Rector of Pro-catheclral Church of
St. Mary and St. John (formerly
St. Stephen's) Manila; President
of Bishops' Council of Advice ; one
of examining Chaplains ; Associate
Editor of Manila Outlook; Hon.
Vice-President of Columbia Club,
1903-06. Club: Columbia, Manila.
A ddress : 248 Calle NozaletU,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
JOHNSTON, R. Fleming (WEIHAIWEI),
M.A. ; Acting Secretary to Govern-
ment, Weihaiwei. Educ. : Magda-
len College, Oxford ; Gray prize-
man, Edinburgh University ; prox.
ace. Lord Rector's essay ; 1st class
certs., English literature, modern
history and constitutional law,
Edin. ; exhibitioner, Magdalen
College, 1894 ; mentioned hon.
Causa, Stanhope essay, 1898 ; B.A.
( hons. ) 189S. Cadet, Honkong,
1898 ; acting Clerk of Councils,
1899 ; Private Secretary to His
Excellency the Administrator ; act-
ing assistant Colonial Secretary,
1900 ; Private Secretary to the
Governor, 1900-1901 ; passed Cadet,
Oct., 1901; acting assistant Colonial
Secretary and Clerk of Councils,
Nov., 1901 ; acting Attorney-Gener-
al, Aug. -Xov., 1902; acting Secre-
tary to Government, Weihaiwei,
1904. Address: Weihaiwei, North
China.
JOHORE, Sultan of (see : IBRAHIM,
H.H.)
JOLY, Jean Raymond WashingtDn
Rcuzier- (TOURANR), Resident;
Administrator, 1st class ; &. Dec.
13, 1857 ; Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Aug. 3, 1903; Administra-
tor, 4th clos-j, Dec. 31, 1889; Ad-
ministrator, 3rd class, Jan. 1,
1894 ; Administrator, 2nd class,
May Dl, 1899; Adminstrator, 1st
class, Aug. 3, 1903. Address :
Tourane, Province of Quang-Nam,
Annam, Indo-China.
JONES, Geoffrey L. Parry-
EMBAN), Assistant Commissioner
of Police ; b. Jan. 12, 1877. On
service with Royal Welsh Fusiliers
in South Africa, 1900; A.D.C. to
Officer administering Government,
Straits Settlements, 1901 ; assistant
Commissioner of Police, Taiping
and Kinta, April, 1901; do.,
Selangor, 1903 ; do, Negri Ssmbilan,
Pahang, Perah, Kinta and Perak,
1904-5 ; assistant Commissioner of
Police and Superintendent of
Prisons, Seremban, 1906. Address :
Seremban, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
JONES, George S. Averay (PERAK),
B.A. ; Federated Malay States
Jon
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1906-7.
Civil Service ; !>. July 3, 1874. Editc.:
Magdalen College School, Oxford,
1888-93; Keble College, Oxford,
1898-96; 4th class Final Sell.,
Modern History, 189C. In British
North Borneo Service, 1902-05 ;
Assistant Secretary to Governor
and Statistical Secretary, 1903-04 ;
Postmaster and collector of Land
Revenue, Labuan, 1904-05 ; joined
Perak Service as Inspector of
Mines, Aug., 1905. Clubs : Local.
Address: Batu Gajah, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
JONES, Harold William James
(NEGRI SEMBILAN), F.M.S. Civil
Sen-ice ; I. April 3, 1877. Assistant
Engineer, Public Works Depart-
ment, Pahang, 1901; do., Perah,
1903 ; do., Negri Sembilan, 1904.
Address : Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
JONES, Hyndman (•<«-. H WOMAN
JONT,*. WILLIAM HKNRY).
JONES, John William Lee- (HONG-
KONG), Civil Service ; b. Nov. 18,
1859. Appointed Assistant Master.
Government Central School ( now
Queen's College \ Nov. 30, 1884 :
acting first clerk Magistracy and
Clerk to Justices, April, 1894;
seconded as Acting Headmaster,
British Kowloon College, Jan.,
1895 ; acting Deputy Registrar and
Accountant of the Supreme Court
of Hongkong, and appointed Com-
missioner for Oaths, Sept., 1897 ;
acting Deputy Registrar and Ap-
praiser, Dec., 1898 ; J.P., May, 1900 ;
Deputy Registrar and Accountant
of the Supreme Court with effect
from June, 1901, to Aug.. 1902 ;
called to the Bar at Gray's Tnnr
June, 1903; appointed Commis-
sioner to take acknowledgments of
married women to deeds in Hong-
kong, Aug., 1905. Club : Hongkong,
Address: 4, Mountain View, Peak,
Hongkong.
j JONES, Patrick Nicholas Hill
(HONGKONG), A.M. I.C. E. ; Assistant
Director of Public Works ; l>. Sept,
19, 1864. Editc. : King's College,
London. Resident Engineer for the
Water Supply Co., Barbados, We?t
Indies, 1889-1895; Engineer in
Charge of Surveys and Construction
of water and drainage works
throughout the Colony of Trinidad,
1895-1903; appointed Assistant
Director of Public Works, Hong-
kong, and acted as Director, 1904-5 ;
member of Executive and Legis-
lative Council during that peiiod.
Clubs : Hongkong ; Peak ; and
Grosvenor, London. Address: 3,
Cameron Villas, Hongkong.
JONES, Major-General Richmund
InigO (SINGAPORE), C.B., C.V.A. ;
General Officer Commanding the
Troops in the Straits Settlements;
b. 1848. Educ. : Eton. Served in
Egyptian Campaign with 2nd Scots
Guards, at Suakim, 1885; Major-
G en eral Commanding G nards
Brigade, South Africa, 1900-02;
Officer, Commanding troops, Strait*
Settlements, 1906. Clubs : Guards ;
Carlton ; Arthur's. A ddress :
K e 1 s t o n Park, Bath ; Mount
Elizabeth, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
JONES, Dr. William Yates (SIIIMO-
NOSKKI), M.A., D.D.; Minister and
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Missionary; b. Sept. 2, 18«4, at
Peoria Co., Illinois, .*. of Rev.
W i 1 1 i a m Jones, of Lancaster,
California ; in. 1899, Mary Ella
Brokaw, d. of late Peter S. Brokaw.
Educ. : Park Coll., Parkville, Mo.,
McCormick Theological Seminary,
Chicago ; 1st place in prize Latin
contest, Park College, 1889 ;
salutatorian (2nd place in college
class) Park College, 1892 ; Degrees
of B.A., 1892 ; M.A., 1895 ; and D.D.,
1905, conferred by Alma Mater.
Entered upon missionary work in
Japan in autumn of 1895, residing
in Kanazawa from 1895-1898 ; Fukui,
1898-1905; Shimonoseki, 1905; has
been engaged in evangelistic work
in difficult fields greater part of
time. Address: No. 1667, Meichi-
yama, Shimonoseki, Japan.
JONQUIERES, Admiral M.P.E. Fau-
que de (SAIGON), Commandant la
2e division, escadre de 1'Extreme-
Orient. Decoration: Officier de la
Legion d'Honneur. A ildrcss: Saigon,
Cochin-China.
JORDAN, Dr. Gregory Paul (HONG-
KONG), M.B., C.M. Edin.; M.R.C.S.,
Eng. ; Health Officer of the Port,
and Inspector of Immigrants ; b.
Feb. 6, 1858. Educ : Edinburgh
University. Appointed to present
position, May 1, 1888. B.W.D.G.M.
District Grand Lodge of Scottish
Freemasonry in Hongkong and
South China; District Grand Ppl.,
District Grand Royal Arch Chapter
of Hongkong and South China.
Club: Hongkong, Address: 15,
Macdonell Road, Hongkong.
JORDAN, Sir John Newell (PEKING),
K.C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Minister at Pe.
king ; b. Sept. 5, 1852, at Balloo, Co.
Down, Ireland ; w. 1885, Annie
Howe, d. of Dr. Cromie, Claughr
Co. Down. Educ. : Royal Belfast
Academical Institution ; Queen's
Coll., Belfast: 1st class Honours.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, 1876 ; assistant Chinese Sec-
retary to H.B.M. Legation, Peking,
1889 ; Chinese Secretary, 1891 ;
Consul-General, Corea, 1896-1898 ;
Charge (V Affaires, 1898-1901 ; Minis-
ter Resident at Seoul, July, 1901 ;
was withdawn from post when
Japanese Protectorate was pro-
claimed over Corea, Feb., 1906 ;
proceeded to England and whilst
there appointed Minister at Peking,
May, 1906. Decorations : Jubilee
Medal ; Coronation Medal. Publi-
cations : Translation of the "Peking
Gazette." Recreat ion: Riding. Ad-
dress: H.B.M. Legation, Peking,
China.
JOSEPH, E. S. (HONGKONG), Share-
broker, Hon. Secretary, Stock Ex-
change ; b. 1863. Educ. : French
School, Turkey ; John C o u n o M
High School, Bombay. Addret* :
3, Beaconsfield Arcade, Hongkong,
and Peak Hotel, Hongkong.
JOSLING, Lieut. -Col. Charles Lang-
ford (HONGKONG), R.A. Med. Corps;
in command, Military Hospital ;
b. Jan. 7, 1862. Major, R. A. Medical
Corps, May 30, 1897 ; Lieut.-Col.,
May 30, 1905 ; special service, South
Africa, March 1, 1900, to Aug. 29r
1902 ; served in W. Coast of Africa,
1893-4, operations against the Sofas,
expedition to the Gambia against
Fodey Silah (mentioned despat-
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
dies, May 4. 1894) ; Ashanti Expedi-
tion, 1895-6 ; operations in Sierra
Leoue, 1898-9 ; S. African War, 1899-
1902, special Service Officer (P.M.O.
Rhodesian Field Force), operations
in Rhodesia, Oct. 11, 1899, to May
25, 1900, operations in the Trans-
vaal, West of Pretoria, July to
Nov., 1900, operations in Cape
Colony, north of Orange River.
Decorations: Medal with clasp, W.
Africa ; star, Ashantee ; King's
Medal with 2 clasps.. Club : Hong-
kong. Address : Military Head-
quarters, Hongkong.
JUDGE, Thomas (BANGKOK), M.A. ;
Schoolmaster ; b. May 25, 1872 ; m.
1901, Amy Annie, (7. of late Henry
Nargal Velge. Educ. : Magdalen
College School, Brackley (President
of Magdalen's Medallist, 1889), Mag-
dalen College School, Oxford (Dan-
berry Medallist, 1892) ; St. John's
College, Oxford (1st class in Honour
School of Natural Science, 1896).
Assistant Teacher, Suan Kularb
Boy's School, Bangkok. Club:
Bangkok United. Address : Bang-
kok, Siam.
JUI, Prince (see : K'UEI-PIN).
JUI CH'ENG (SHANGHAI), Taotai ;
native of Manchuria. Judicial Ad-
visor to Japanese after capture of
Peking, 1900 ; appointed to organise
modern force of gendarmerie, Pe-
king, Taotai of the Kuang-Jao-
Chiu - Nan Intendancy, Kiangsi
(Kiukiang Customs Taotai), 1905 ;
Tartar General, Hangchow; Taotai,
Shanghai, Jan., 1906 ; credited with
being, an enlightened official ;
donated 310,000 for erection oi
hospital shortly after appointment
to Shanghai.
JUI-LIANG (HONAN), Treasurer ; native
of Manchuria. Chief Secretary,
Board of Foreign Affairs, Dec.,
1901 ; Treasurer, Honan, July, 1903.
JU-LIN, Lieut. - General (MUKDEN),
native of Manchuria ; metropolitan
graduate. Sub-Expositor, Hanlin
Academy, Dec., 1894; sub-Reader.
Hanlin, Dec., 1895 ; Chief Supervisor
of Instruction, Oct., 1898; Com-
missioner, Office of Transmission,
1901; Vice-President, Board of
Punishments at Mukden, Feb.,
1903 ; Deputy Assistant Lieut.-Gen-
eral, Blue Manchu Banner Corps,
July, 1905.
JULLIDIERE, Pierre Marie (HANOI),
Assistant Directeur General des
Travaux Publics ; Inge"nieur en
Chef de 2e classe des Ponts et
Chausse'es ; b. Oct. 29, 1861. Entree
1' Administration, Mars. 1, 1901 ;
Assistant Directeur, Janv. 1, 1905.
Decoration : Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur ; Officier d'Academie.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
JTJNG-CH'ING (PEKING), Member of
Grand Council; native of Mongolia;
metropolitan graduate. Reader,
Grand Secretariat ; Director, Court
of State Ceremonial, May, 1898 ;
Deputy Commissionei', Office of
Transmission, Jan., 1899; Director,
Grand Court of Revision, May,
1901 ; Superintendent, Peking
Granaries, President, Peking Board
of Punishments, Jan., 1903 ; Pre-
sident Board of Ceremonies, Oct.,
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Jus
1903 ; President Board of Revenue,
Nov. 1903 ; Member of Council of
Government, Dec., 1903 ; Grand
Councillor, Jan., 1904.
JUNGHUI (MUKDEN), Vice-President,
Board of Ceremonies; native of
Mongolia. Sub-Director, Imperial
Stud Court, 1884 ; do., Court of
Sacrificial Worship, 1887 ; Director,
Court of Entertainments, June,
1887 ; Director, Sacrificial Worship,
1888 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Sec-
retariat, Dec., 1890 ; Vice-President,
Board of War, March, 1894 ; Deputy
Lieut.-General, Plain White Banner
Corps, Dec., 1896; Vice-President,
Board of Ceremonies, Jan., 1899;
do., Board of Ceremonies, Mukden,
March, 1902.
JUNG, P'EI (CHEXTAI), Taotai; native
of Manchuria. Lanchou Tao
(Kansu), Feb., 1903: Taotai of
Chentai Intendancy, Chinese
Turkestan, Nov., 1905.
JUPP, John Ambrose (HONGKONG),
Partner ,1. D. Humphreys and Son,
land and estate agents ; ft. 1872.
Educ. : St. Helen's College, South-
sea. Became partner in firm J. D.
Humphreys and Son, in 1896, prior
to which connected with Mr. J. D.
Humphreys. Clubs : Hongkong,
Jockey Club (steward), Golf and
Cricket. Address : " lanmor," Peakr
Hongkong.
JUST, Albert Wolfgang (KUALA
LUMPUR), B.A.; Acting Registrar;
b, Feb 12, 1869. Junior Ofn> ;r, State
of Perak, July, 1892; passed final
examination in Malay, Aug., 1893 ;
Assistant to District Magistrate
and Collector of Land Revenue,
Krian, Jan., 1894 ; Magistrate,
Seremban, Jan., 1903; acting
Registrar of Titles, and Collector
of Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur,
1906. Address: Kuala LuVipur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
JUSTI, Dr. Karl (HONGKONG), M.D. ;
Medical practitioner ; b. March 3,
1873. Five years study and six years
assistant in different hospitals;
partner in firm, Drs. Muller _an<*
Justi. Club : Germania. Address:
" Fairview," Robinson Road,.
Hongkong.
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K
XABAYAMA, Admiral Count Suke-
nori (TOKYO), Privy Councillor ; b.
Satsuma, Nov., 1837. Was OH Staff
of Major-General Tani (then Com-
mander of Kumamoto Army Divi-
sion) in Civil War of 1877, as Lieut. -
1'olonel ; transferred to Navy, 1884 ;
promoted Vice-Admiral, 1885; ap-
pointed Vice-Minister, 1886, and
Mkiister of Navy, 1890-1892; in
rhino-Japanese War was Chief
of Naval Staff, and, on board
t r a n s p o r t " Saikyo-maru," was
present at battle of Yellow Sea,
Sept., 1894; was first Governor of
Formosa ; appointed Minister of
Home Affairs, Sept., 1896, to Dec.,
1897 ; Minister of Education, Nov.,
1898, to Sept., 1900; Privy Council-
lor, 1904; promoted full Admiral,
May, 1895 ; created Viscount, 1884,
as reward for distinguished service
in connection with Restoration ;
created Count, 1895, for services in
Chino- Japanese War. Decoration :
2nd order of the Golden Kite.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
1SADOORIE, E. S. (HONGKONG), Share
and General Broker. Head of firm
of E. S. Kadoorie and Co. Clul :
Hongkong. Addrexx : St. George's
Building, Hongkong.
KAGAWA, Viscount Keizo (TOKYO),
Lord Steward of Empress's House-
hold ; b., Mito, Nov., 1839. Ap-
pointed an Official in Imperial
Household Department in 1870 ;
has occupied present position
since 1880 ; created Viscount, 1887.
Ad drex s : Tokyo, Japan.
KAHLER, W. R. (SHANGHAI), Editor
and Proprietor of "The Union;"
came to China, 1859. Publications :
Several works on China. Address :
21.\, Nanking Road, Shanghai,
China.
KAIJIMA, Tasuke ( F u K r o K v ) ,
Coal-mine proprietor ; b. Fukuoka-
ken, Oct., 1844. Is lessee of a largo
tract of coal-bearing area in
Fukuoka-ken. J»W /•<?**: Fukuoka-
ken, Japan.
KAIYEDA, Viscount Keizo (TOKYO),
Privy Councillor ; b. S a t s u m a ,
Feb., 1832. Was prominent in con-
nection with Restoration ; created
Viscount, 1887. Add. res* : Tokyo,
•la pan.
KAMADA, Yeikichi (TOKYO), President.
of the Keiogijiku (private school) ;
b. 1858, at Kii. Elected to Lower
House, March, 1894; at one time
held important post in service of
Bank of Japan; has since bom
Prosident of Keiogijiku. A </•!,•• u .
Tokyo, Japan.
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Kat
XAMIMURA, Vics-Admiral Hikonojo
( TOKYO ), Commander - in - Chief,
Yoko.suka Station ; b. at Satsuma,
May 5, 1850. Was Captain of
cruiser " Akitsushima " in Chino-
Japanese War, 1894-1895 ; Captain
of battleship, "Asahi," 1899; pro-
moted Vice- Admiral, 1903; visited
Australia with a training squadron
in 19U3 ; on outbreak of Russo-
Japanese War was appointed Corn-
mander-iu-Chief of 2nd Japanese
Squadron, and sank the "Rurik,"
and seriously damaged the " Gro-
inoboi" and the " Rossia," in the
encounter off the eastern coast of
Corea, Aug. 14, 1904 ; and later
forced the "Novik" aground on
Saghalien ; appointed to present
post, 1906. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
KANAI, Noburu ( TOKVO ), LL.D. ;
Professor of Tokyo University ; b.
1865. Educ.: Germany, 1886-1890.
Councillor of Financial Depart-
ment, 1892-1898 ; has occupied
present position since 1891. Ad-
- : Tokyo, Japan.
3LANEKO, Baron Kentaro (TOKYO),
LL.D.; Member of the Privy Coun-
cil ; b. Fukuoka, Feb., 1853. Edvc. :
Harvard University, U.S. Appoint-
ed Private Secretary to Marquis
Ito when he was Prime Minister,
* 1885-1888, and when he was Pre-
sident of Privy Council, 1838-90 ;
Chief Secretary of House of Peers,
1890 ; Vice- Mi nister of Agriculture
;uul Commerce, 1891-96; cr. Baron,
1835 ; Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, April-June, 1898 ; Minis-
ter of Justice, Oct., 1900, to May,
19)1; on outbreak of war with
Russia, was sent to U.S.A. as
Japanese emissary ; was granted
LL.D. by Harvard University, and
is President of " America's Fri-
ends " Society, composed of men
who have been to America. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
KAN-IN, Prince (TOKYO), General ; b.
Sept. 22, 1865 ; m. Princess Chiyeko,
Dec. 19, 1891. Educ. : Japan and
France. Appointed sub-Lieutenant
of Cavalry in Japan, 1887 ; during
Russo-Japanese war had supreme
command of Cavalry Brigade at-
tached to Marshal Oyama's army,
with rank of Lieut.-Gener»l. A<t-
drcss: Tokyo, Japan.
KANO, Jigoro (TOKYO), President of
Tokyo Higher Normal School ; h.
llyogo, Oct., i860. Director and
Professor of Peer's School, 1885 ;
Director of Special Education
Bureau, 1898 ; lias held present
situation .since 1901 ; is a mnster of
the art of "Jujitsn." A<l<! r<>*x :
Tokyo. .In pan.
KATAYAMA. Kuniyoshi (TOKYO), Dr.
of Medicine ; b. Shizuoka-ken, July,
1855. Educ. : Austria and Germany,
1884-1888. Has been Professor of
Tokyo University since 1888 ; is
Vice-Chairman of '"Dojinkai," a
medical association for befriending
China and Corea. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
KATO, Baron Hiroyuki (TOKYO),
LL.D., Member of House of Peers ;
b. Tajima, June, 1836. Until 1893
was President of Tokyo Imperial
University ; occupied present posi-
tion since 1S90 ; one of the pioneer
Kat
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190C-7.
scholars of Western learning, and
has aided materially in introducing
Western Civilization to Japan ;
created Baron, 1900. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
KATO, MasayosM (TOKYO), Vice-
President of Nippon Yusen Kaisha
(Japan Mail Steamship Co.) ; 6.
Feb., 1854. Was, for a considerable
period, a clerk in the Hyogo Local
Office ; resigned to enter Nippon
Ynsen Kaisha ; elected Director of
the Company, 1889; Managing
Director, 1893. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
KATO, Masuo (TOKYO), ex-Adviser to
the Corean Government; b. Nov.,
1854, in Mie-Ken. Clerk in the
Foreign Office, 1877 ; Chancellor of
the Legation at Hague ; Councillor
of Foreign Office, 1891 ; (Jousul at
Fusan, 1894 ; removed to Seoul as
Secretary of Legation and
ultimately became Minister; ap-
pointed adviser of Corean Govern-
ment, 1899. A ddress: Tokyo,
Japan.
KATO, Taka-akira (TOKYO), G.C.M.G.,
Proprietor of "Nichi Nichi"
Newspaper; b. at Nagoya, Jan.,
1857. Educ.: Tokyo University.
Was Private Secretary to Minister
of Foreign Affairs, 1888 ; transferred
to Banking Bureau, Taxation
Bureau, etc., »f Finance Office;
Minister at London, 1894-1899;
Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1900-
1901; elected M.P., Aug., 1902 and
March, 1903; Proprietor of "Nichi
Nichi" since 1904; Minister of
Foreign Affairs in the S'aionji
Cabinet from Jan. to March, 1906.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
KATO, Tsunetada (TOKYO), Minister
at Brussels ; b. at Matsuyama. 1859.
Attach^ at Paris, 1886; Secretary
at the Foreign Office, 1891 ; trans-
ferred as Secretary, to the Legation
at Paris, 1892-97 ; recalled home and
appointed Private Secretary ; Min-
ister Resident three years later ;
Minister to Belgium, 1902. Address :
Japanese Legation, Brussels,
Beligium ; Tokyo, Japan.
KATSURA, General Count Taro
(TOKYO), ex- Prime Minister; b.
Nov., 1847, at Choshu. Educ.: in
Germany. Fought in Restoration
War as Imperialist Vice-Minister
of War, 1886-1891; Commander of
the famous Nagoya Army Division
during Chino-Japanese War, 1894-
1895; Governor-General of Foimosa,.
1896 ; Minister for War, 1898 to 1900 ;
Prime Minister from June, 1901, to
Jan., 19C6 ; created Count, 1902, on
occasion of signing of Anglo-
Japanese Treaty ; resigned Prime
Ministership, Jan., 1906. Deco-
rations: 3rd Order of Golden Kite.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
KAUZAKI, Naozo (TOKYO), Manager
and Editor, "British Trade Journal'
(Japanese Edition) ; b. Oct. 9, 1861 ;
m. May, 1883. Educ. : Imperial Uni-
versity, Tokyo. Imperial Japanese
Commissioner to the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, 1904 ; Sec-
retary, House of Peers under
Baron Kentaro Kaueko, Chief Sec-
retary (now Privy Councillor) ,
Professor of English, Waseda Uni-
versity. Decoration : 6th Order of
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAIJ KAsT (Jirsfl) 1906-7.
Ken
Rising Sun. Club* : Japan, ami In-
dustrial, Tokyo. Addrffix: Kagaclio,
Kobashi, Tokyo. Japan.
KAWAMURA, General Baron
(TOKYO), Commander of Tokyo
Ganison; /-. Feb., lh'5<>, in Kago-
shima. Commanded Biigade in the
Chiuc- Japanese War; Commander
of the Fmt Aimy Divi.-ioii (Tokyo) ;
created Baron, 18CU ; led Himeji
Division in Russo-Japanese War,
and later appointed Commander of
Aimy which formed Extreme right
in. the Battle of Mukden ; appointed
Commander of Tokyo Ganison,
1911!. .1 MM* : Tokyo, Japan.
KAWASAKI, Hachemon (TOKYO),
Banker; ft. Dec., 1834, at Hitachi.
Founded the Kawasaki Bank, <.ne
of the leading family b; nks of
Tokyo. A fltlnxs : Tokyo, Japan.
KAYA, Prince (IsE), Lord Guaidian
of the linpeiial Shrine at Ise ; //.
June 1, 1867 ; /». >7ov., 1892, I rinc-ss
Yoshiko, e. d. of Mr.iqiiis Paigo.
A<1<lrf*>i : Ise, Japr.n.
KENG, Dr. Lim Boon (SIMUPOUK),
M. B., C.M., Edin. ; I) o c t o r of
Medicine ; l>. l£Cf). Edin:. : Raffles
In.vtituticn, Singapore ; Edinburgh
I'niversity ; Cambridge University ;
(Queen's Scholar, Straits Settle-
ments, 1887-1891. Fellow of Royal
Medical Society, E d i n b u r g h ;
member of Legislative Council,
1895-1903; J.P. ; member Com de
Hoc. de Med. de Ghand ; Municipal
Commissioner of town of Singa-
pore ; member of Chinese Advisory
Board ; Member of Council of
M. lava Bra-.n-h of P.nlish Medical
Association ; Representative cf
British Medical Association en
Committee of Straits and Federated
Malay States Government Medical
School, and lecturer on Materia
Medica and Therapeutics at School.
'Publications: Editor of "Straits
Chinese Magazine ". A ddret* : The
Dispensary, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
j
i KENNEDY, Henry Albert (1'i.r
SELAXGOK), Federated Malay States
Civil Service ; b. June 27, 1877.
Passed in Law and Malay; acting
District Officer, Kuala Kul.ui, 1902 ;
acting assistant Secretary to Re-
sident of Selangor, 1903-1904 ; acting
assistant Distiict Officer, Kuala
Knbu, 1904 ; acting assistant
District Officer, Ulu Selangor, 1906.
Ailili-rxx : riu Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
KENNY, William Eyre (in ALA Lt M-
PI-K), A.M.I.C.E. ; E ..cntive Kn-
gineer ; b. Aug. 15, 1867. Public
Works Department and Artillery,
New Zealand, 188C-90 ; Siuvey De-
partment and Public Works De-
partment, S a r a w a k, 1891-4 ;
Superintendent of Works, Province
Wtllesley, acting Deputy Colonial
Kngineer and Surveyor General,
1895 ; duty in Singapore, 1893-1902 ;
acting State Engineer, Selangor,
190,] ; Executive Engineer, Public
Works Depai tment, Kuala Lumpur,
1906. Address : Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
KENNY, William Joseph (MANILA),
F.R.G.S. ; n.B.M. Ccnsul-General
for Philippine Islands ; 1. Auj. 29,
1859, at Kilkenny, c. *. of P.itiick
Ken
WHO'S WT.O IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1C06-'
Joseph Kenny, J.P., Kingsmeadow
House, Waterford, and Elizabeth
Williams, Drumleigh. Editc.. :
Christian Brothers' School, Water-
ford ; French College, Blackrock ;
Germany ; Senior Scholarship,
Blackrock College. Appointed
Student Interpreter in Japan, 1880;
Registrar and Interpreter of
H.M.'s Court for Japan, until 1895 ;
Vice-Consul, Tokyo, 1896; Barrister
Gray's Inn, 1896 ; Consul for Hako-
date and Niigata, and Consul for
Tainan, Formosa, 1896 ; H.M.'s
acting Commissioner and Consul-
General for the Hawaiian Islands
at Honolulu, 1898; present post,
since 1902. Recreations : Sports,
exploration. Address* : British
Consulate General, Manila ; and
Kingsmeadow House, Wateiford,
Ireland.
KENT, Maurice Morton (BATAXW
PADANG), Federated Malay States
Civil Service; b. July 24, 1867. Assis-
tant Surveyor, Straits Settlements,
1886-89; Surveyor on Lahuk River,
British North Borneo, 1889-1891;
^Hcting District Surveyor, Batang
PacfcHjg, 1898. Address: Batang
Padang, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
KENT, Percy Horace Braund (Tu;v
TSIN), Barrister-at-Law ; b. Sept. 11,
1876 ; m. 1901, Anna Mary, ?/. d. of
late Rev. Henry Kingdon Simcox, of
Harborne House, sometime Rector
of Eweline, Oxon. Ednc. : Rugby ;
Corpus Chribti College, Oxford.
Club : National Liberal, Whitehall.
Address : Tientsin, North China.
KER, William Pollock (X A .\ K i x <t),
H.B.M. Consul. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, July 26, 1888 ;
1st class Assistant, Sept. 27, 1897 ;
acting Consul at Soochow, 1897 to
1898 ; acting Vice-Consul at Shang-
hai, 1898 to 1899; employed as As-
sistant in Chinese Secretary's Office,
Peking, 1899 ; promoted Vice-Consul
at Pagoda Island, Feb. 24, 1900 ; was
at Peking during siege, 1900 ; acting
Consul at Wuhu, 1901 to 1902 ; pro-
moted Consul at Wuhu, April 5,
1902 ; called to Bar at Middle Tem-
ple, June 24, 1903; Consul at Nan-
king, 1906. Deciiriitii.il* : China
Medal and Clasp. Address : H.B.M.
Consulate, Nanking, China.
KERFOOT, James (SIIAXJH'M), En-
gineer and Mill Manager; b. 1868.
Ednc. : Dnkinfleld Old Chapel
School ; Dukintield T e c h n i c a 1
School ; Manchester Technical
School. Trained as mill mechanic
and departmental foreman in
manufacture of cotton, wool and
silk, 1882-90 ; teacher in those
subjects at evening classes, Dnkin-
h'eld Technical School : 1st honours,
Scholar in Cotton Manufacture,
City Guilds, London ; won the Koch
Scholarship ; Spinning and Carding
Master and Assistant Manager at
Newton Moor Cotton Spinning Co.,
Ltd., Dukinfield ; Head Manager at
Messrs. John Leech and Sons,
Grosvenor St. Mills, Stalybridge,
1891-96 ; Manager and Engineer in
Chief of Ewo Cotton Spinning and
Weaving Co., Ltd., Shanghai, since
1897; member of Council of Shang-
hai Architects' and Kngineers'
Society; Past President of As-
sociation of Lancastrians in China.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Kik
l)<-<-<ir«li<>i> : China Medal. Club. :
shanghai. Address: Ewo Cotton
Spinning and Weaving Co., Shang-
hai. China.
XERSHAW, The mas (KOBK), Con-
Milting Mechanical and Electrical
Engineer, and Inspecting Engineer
and Suiveyor for Fire Insurance
Offices; b. Dec. 15, 18(58. Educ.:
Farnworth Grammar School, near
Manchester, England. Clubs:
Masonic, Kobe. Address : Xo. 2, of
42, Kitano-cho, 3, Chom.e, Kobe,
Japan.
XETTLEWELL, Rev. Fred. (Kom:),
B.A., L.Th. ; Minister and Mis-
sionary ; b. Aug. 5, 1877. Educ. : N.E.
County School ; Durham School ;
Durham University ; Mathematical
Scholar of Durham University,
1898 ; Lightfoot Scholar and Under-
graduates Exhibitioner, 1900; 1st
<-lass, mathematics, 1st year ; 2nd
class, mathematics for degree, 1900;
1st class, Theology (L. Th.) 1901.
President of Durham Union Society,
1901 ; ordained Deacon by Arch-
bishop of York, Sept., 1901 ;
ordained Piiest, Dec., 1902; Curate
of Goole, 1901-C5; became S.P.G.
Missionary at Kobe, Diocese of
'Osaka, 19C6. Address: 5, Naka-
yamate-cho, Sanchome, Kobe,
Japan.
.KEUN, Dr. Alfred Havelock(PENANG),
M.B., B. Ch., Edin. ; House Sur-
geon, General Hospital, Singapore,
April 1, 1900 ; Superintendent
Colonial Surgeon, Straits Settle-
ments, Nov. 17, 1900 ; Colonial
Surgeon, Province We lies ley,
:South, Mar. 1, 1901 ; Quarantine
Camp and Leper Hospital, Penang,
1905-6. Address: Penang, Straits
Settlements.
, Frederick Hoard (HONGKONG),
Dr. Dental Surgery. Address:
Alexandra Buildings, Hongkong.
KEYT, Dr. Frederic ( HONGKONG ),
M.B..M.D.; Medical Practitioner;
b. 1866. Educ. : Aberdeen Univer-
sity, took degrees M.B. and C.M.,
1888, M.D. and D.P.H., 1902. As-
sistant Colonial Surgeon and Dis-
trict Commissioner, British
Honduras, 1892 to 1902 ; transferred
to Hongkong, 1902 ; second Port
Health Officer. Clubs: Hongkong;
Cricket and Corinthian Yacht,
Hongkong. A d d >• e s .•? : Kowloon,
Hongkong.
KIANG-SU, Emperor of China (*ee :
KUAXG-HSU).
KIDDLE, Lieut. -Commander John
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; in command of
II. M. torpedo boat destroyer
" Otter." Lieutenant, Sept. 30,
1898; appointed to command, May
15, 1905. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress : H.M.S. " Otter," Hongkong.
KIKUCHI, Baron Dairoku (TOKYO);
Hon. Professor Imperial University;
Member of House of Peers; b. March
17, 1855, m. May 5, 1878. Educ. :
Kaiseijo; University College School,
London ; St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, Professor of Mathematics,
Imperial University, 1877-98 ; Direc-
tor of Science College, Imperial
University, 1881-93 ; President of
Imperial University, 1898-1901;
Director of Bureau of Special In-
struction in Department of Etluca-
17;)
Kik
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JuxF.)
tion, 1897 ; Vice-Minister of Educa-
tion, 1897-98 ; Minister of Education,
1901-03 ; President of the Peers'
School, 1904-05; Delegate to Inter-
national Meridian Conference at
Washington, 1884; member of Tokyo
Academy, since 1889 ; member and
sometime President of Seismologi-
cal Investigation Committee;
created Baron, 1903; took part in
establishing present system of
Weights and Measures, also of
Standard Times, of Japan ; served
on many educational and scientific
commissions, and acted as judge at
national exhibitions. Decoration* :
3rd order of Rising Sun, 2nd order
of Mirror. Publications : Has pub-
lished several works, chiefly on
mathematics. Club*: Nippon;
Peers. Address: 14, Yumicho
Itchome, Hongo, Tokyo, Japan.
KIKUCHI, Takeo (Toiv.o), LL.D. ;
Solicitor ; Member of House of
Peers ; b. 1854, at Morioka. fidu-c.:
Boston University. Lecturer at
Tokyo University, 1831 ; Councillor
of Justice Department, 1884 ;
Private Secretary to the Minister
of Justice, 1836; resigne 1 :is
Director of Bureau of Justice, 1891 ;
President of the " Hogakuin "
(l*rivate Law College). Adiln.'** :
Tokyo, Japan.
KIMURA, Riemon (YOKOIIAMY), Mer-
chant ; b. Nov., 1834. Connected
with Yokohama Electric Light Co.,
the Specie Bank, and other impor-
tant establishments ; was Member
of the House of Peers. Addf'** •:
Yokohama, Japan.
KINDER. Claude William (TIKNTSIN).
C.M.U., M.I.C.E. ; General Manage
and Engineer-in-Chief, Imperial
Chinese Railways ; b. Aug. 10, 185-j,
*. of late Major T. \V. Kinder ; m.
1879, Mary, d. 'of Harabumi Asai,
of Tokyo. Served on Civil Staff,
Chinese Imperial Railways, 1901,
mentioned in despatches ; Member
of Society of Civil Engineers of
U.S. ; Life Member of National
Rifle Associaton, England; Fellow,
Hakluyt Society. Decorations:
China Medal, and Clasp, Relief of
Peking, 19JO;Imperial Chinese Order
of the Double Dragon. Recreatin,i*
" Game, target, rifle shotting. Club :
Royal Societies. Add >•<•*.-< .-
Tientsin or Tongshan, China.
KING, HamiltDn (B.V.\<;KOK), Envoy
E x t r a o r d i n a r y and Minister
Plenipotentiary f,.r U.S.A. Ap-
pointed 1905. Ad'Ji\\** : United
States Legation. Bangkok. Siam.
KING, Harold Frederick (TFKXTSIN).
1st class Assistant, II.B.M. Con-
sular Service. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, Aug. '23, 1891 ;
acting Consul at \Vuhu, 1894; 1st
class Assistant, Feb. 24, 1900 :
acting Vice-Consul at Shanghai,
1900; acting Consul at Hangeho\\ .
1900 tp 19D1 ; acting Registrar and
Chief Clerk of Supreme Court.
Shanghai, 1901 ; acting Consul at
Hangchow, 1931 to 1902; Assistant
in Shipping Office, Shanghai, 1902 ;
acting Assistant Judge. Shanghai,
1902 to 1903; acting Consul at
Hangchow, 1903; at Tientsin, 19)4 ;
promoted Vice-Consul at Tientsin,
May 5, 1904. AdJ,?** . II.B.M.
Consulate, Tientsin, China.
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Kir
KING. Joseph Leeman (SINGAPORE),
A ssistant Treasurer. European
master, Government English School,
Straits Settlements, Oct. 4, 1889;
.assistant Treasurer, Singapore,
April 17, 1899. Address : Singapore,
straits Settlements.
KING, Robert Hsnry (HO.VGKONG),
B.A., B.AL, A.M.I.C.E. ; Civil En-
gineer ; b., April 13, 1871. Hdnc. :
(Graduated, Trinity College, Dublin;
Arts, June. 1894, Engineering, Oct.,
1894. Resident Engineer, Mary-
borough Waterworks, 1896 ; Con-
structional Engineer, Donegal Rail-
ways Extension 1898, also to Hill
of llowtli Electiic Railway, 1900;
to Metropolitan District Under-
ground Railway Extension, 1900;
to London and North Western and
Gfeat Western joint railway wide-
ning from Chester to Birkenhead,
19(>2; H. M. Naval Yard Extension,
Hongkong, 1902. Clubs : Royal
Societies ; St. James' ; Hongkong.
Address : " Darrissdeer,'' Hong-
kong.
KING, Walter (HONGKONG), Book-
seller; b. Nov. 27, 1869. Joined
Kelly and Walsh, Ltd., in Shanghai,
1892; Manager, Hongkong branch,
1896; Junior Warden, Zetland
Lodge, 1906 ; Treasurer, Zetland
Lodge, 1905. Clu.bg : Bowling Club.
Address: York Building, Chater
Road, Hongkong.
KING, William Coleby (Ki ALA Li M-
PUR), Federated Malay States Civil
Service; b. July 18, 1864. Joined
Gaol Department, and Audit Office,
Perak, 1894-1895; assistant Ac-
• •ouii tant of Federated Malay States
i Railways, in 1903. Addrcxa: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
KINGSMILL, Thomas William
(SHANGHAI), Architect; b. 1887.
Kduc. : Privately. Has been largely
engaged in exploration and survey-
ing work in China, especially-
geological ; under instructions from
Chang Yeo, progressive Governor
of Shantung Province, surveyed
and reported on northern section
of Imperial Canal, which had been
dislocated by change in course of
Yellow River, 1887, but, owing to
obstructive policy of Peking Go-
vernment, controlled largely at
time by late Li Hung Chang, recom-
mendations of report were never
carried out ; has since been engaged
in exploration of coal fields in
Shantung and Szechwan ; has made
special study of ancient literature
and history of China, and has
contributed to knowledge of
ethnography of Central Asia in
prehistoric times. I'ublications :
Political and financial articles to
"N.C. Daily Herald," "Shanghai
Mercury," Hongkong " Daily Press"
and papers in scientific journals.
^l</r//v.s'.s' .- Shanghai, China.
-
KINOSHITA, Hiroji (Kvoro), Pre-
sident of Imperial University,
Kyoto, Member of the House of
Peers ; It. Jan., 1851, at Kumamoto.
Was Director of Special Education '
Bureau and Master of the First
High School. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
i KIRKPATRICK, Ivone (KAPJT), Re-
sident. Cadet Sarawak Civil Services
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Els
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1000-7.
Limbaiig, Aug., 1892 ; Extra Officer,
Simang-gang, Jan., 1893; Resident,
2nd class, Mar., 1898; of Upper
Rejang, May, 1809 ; Resident, 2nd
class, Savong, Feb., 1901; Resident,
Kapit, 1905-1906. Address: Kapit,
Sarawak, Borneo.
KISHIMOTO, Tatsuo (TOKYO), LL.D.,
Solicitor ; b. 1882, at T o 1 1 o r i .
Educ. : France. Was an official in
Justice Department and assisted
in compilation of the new codes ;
was one of the founders of the
Meiji Law College. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
KITAGAKI, Baron Kunimichi
(TOKYO), President of Hokkaido
Railway Co., Member of House of
Peers; b. Aug., 1836, at Tottori.
Has been Secretary of Home De-
partment and Governor of several
Prefectures ; was appointed Vice-
Minister of Home Affairs ; resigned
in 1899. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
KITAO, Jiro (TOKYO), Dr. of Science ;
b. Aug., 1854, at Matsuye. Educ. :
Germany, 1872-82. Professor of Im-
perial University, Tokyo, 1886;
transferred to Agricultural College,
1890. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
KITA-SHIRAKAWA, Prince (TOKYO),
2nd s. of late Prince Yoshi-hisa ; b.
April 18, 1887. Address: Tokyo,
Japan .
KITAZATO, Dr. Shibasaburo (TOKYO),
Government Service ; b. at
Kumamoto, Dec., 1856. Educ.:
Germany. Discovered the genus of
tetanus, diphtheria, pest (in con-
juncton with Dr. Aoyama at Hong-
kong), noted bacteriologist ; has
charge of the Gov. Blood- serum
Laboratory. Add re**: Tokyo, Japan.
KIYOURA, Barcn Keigo (TOKVO).
Privy Councillor ; b. at Kumamoto.
Feb., 1850. Minister of Justice, 1888-
1900 and 1901-1903; created Baron,
1802 ; Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, from July, 1903 to
Jan., 1906; appointed Pi-ivy Coun-
cillor, April, 1906. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
KLEIMENOW, C. (SHANGHAI), Consul-
General for Russia. A <7<//vxx
Russian Consulate, 31A, Szechutn
Road, Shanghai, China.
KNAGGS, A. L. ( PKKAK ), Federate.!
Malay States Civil Service ; b. Nov.
7, 186:5. Secretary to Chief Justice,
Singapore, 1885 ; Works Depart-
ment, Krian, 1888-1890 ; acting
Settlement Officer and Registrar of
Titles, Larut, 1891 ; assistant Magi-
strate, Kinta, 1591: Land Officer,
Lower Perak, 1892; assistant Magi-
strate, Krian and Ipoh, 1893-1895 ;
acting District Magistrate, Matang,
Chief Assistant Magistrate, Kinta.
1899 ; acting District Magistrate,
Matang, Kuala Kangsar, and
Krian, 1930-1931 ; acting assistant
District Officer, Kinta, 1903 ;
assistant District Officer and
Deputy Registrar of Titles North
Perak, 1904. Address: North Perak,
Federate:! Malay states.
KNAPP, A. M. (YOKOHAMA), Klitoi of
"Japan Advertiser;" b. 1811, at
Massachusetts, U.S.A. Arrived in
Japan as Missionary, 1837 ; has
occupied present position, sine;-
1931. Adiin'xx: Yokohama, Japan.
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RNIDER, Frederick Thomas (Pno-
VINTE WELLESLEY), Assistant Su-
• perinteudent of Works; b. June 5,
1876. Employed on Singapore-
Kranji Railway construction, 1900 ;
appointed Assistant Superinten-
dent of Works, and assumed duties
in Province Wellesley, 1903. Ad-
dress : Province Wellesley, Straits
Settlements.
KNOCKER, Fred. Win. (TAIINM;),
Museum Curator. Educ. : Haber-
dashers' School, London ; studied
natural science at University
College, Bristol. Assistant Curator,
Town Museum, Leicester, Oct.,
1892 ; sub-Curator, Civic Museum,
Bristol, Jan., 1898 ; Settlement
Officer, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States, Feb., 1901; Curator,
State Museum, Perak, May, 1904.
A ddress : Taiping, Perak, Fede-
rated Malay States.
KNOX, Licvit.-Commander John F.
(SHANGHAI), R.N. ; in command of
U.M. rivar gunboat " Woodlark."
Lieutenant, June 30, 1898 ; appoint-
ed to command, Jan. 9, 1905. Club :
Shanghai. Address :tl.U.X. "Wood-
lark," Shanghai, China.
KOBA, Sadanaga (TOKYO), LL.D.;
Vice-Minister of Education; b. Sept.,
1859. Educ.: Germany and Austria,
1882-85. Private Secretary to Minis-
ter of Education, 1885-92; later
Director of Ordinary Education
Bureau and Chief Councillor; Vice-
Minister of Education. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
KOCH, John Godfrey (PERAK), F.S.I.;
District Surveyor; b. Mar. 8, 1856;
Ceylon Survey Department, 1875-80 ;
Straits Settlement Revenue Survey
Department, 1881-83 ; Surveyor,
Ivriaii and Kuala Kangsar, and
Settlement Officer, Kuala Kangsar,
1894-1895 ; Districts nrveyor,
Matang, 1896 ; acting District Sur-
veyor, Larut, 1897-1898 ; District
Surveyor, Lower Perak, 1899-1900
Address: Lower Perak, Federated
Malay States.
KOCH, Dr. Wilfred Vincent Miller
( HONGKONG ), M.D. ; Master of
Surgery ; b. Oct. 29, 1862. Educ. :
Royal High School, Edinburgh ;
Edinburgh University, and St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Was Assistant Medical Officer,
South Yorkshire Asylum, Wadsley,
near Sheffield, 1884, and Hull
Borough Asylum, 1881-88 ; entered
Colonial Medical Service, 1889
served in Trinidad (W.I.) in various
medical appointments, 1889-1903 ;
was Major Commanding Trinidad
Artillery; on special service in
Grenada (W.I.) 1900; held tem-
porary appointments in Hospital
for Diseases of Nose, Throat, and
Ear, Golden Square and Royal
Ophthalmic Hospital, London, 1901;
transferred to Medical Depaitment,
Hongkong, 1903 ; Justice of Peace,
Hongkong. Clubs: Junior
Atheupeum, London ; Union Club,
Trinidad; Hongkong. Address:
Government Civil Hospital, Hong-
kong.
KODAMA, General Viscount Gentaro
(TOKYO), Chief of General Staff ; b.
at Choshu, Feb., 1852; Educ.:
Germany. Was Captain in Civil
K'o
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190 0-7.
\V;ir of 1877 ; a p p o i n t e d V i e e-
Minister of War, 1892 ; Governor-
General of Formosa with additional
duty as Minister of War, Dee.,
1%0-Oct., 1992 ; Minister of Home
Affairs. July-Get., 1903 ; shortly
before outbreak of last Wai-
appointed Vice-Chief of General
Staff, retaining Governorship of
Formosa, and Chief of Staff of
Manchurian Army ; promoted pre-
sent post, 1906; created Viscount.
1906. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
K'O FENG-SHIH ( Ki K;CHOL ), Go-
vernor; native of Hupeh ; metropoli-
tan graduate, 188'J. Compiler at
Hanlin ; Literary Chancellor,
Shuisi, Sept., 1S3S; 1-Nan Tao,
Yunnan, Dec., 1899 ; Salt Commis-
sioner, Anhwei, May, 1900; Judge,
K i.-mgsi, 1901; Treasurer, Vunnin.
Oft., 1901 ; do., Kiangsi, Oct. 1901;
Governor of Kwangsi, July, 1908;
Governor of Kueichou, May, 1904.
KOKE, Matsuoka (TOKYO), &i mister
for Agriculture and Commerce ;
b. 18i6. Enterei G o v e r n m e n t
service in 1870 as Secretary in De-
p ailment of Justice, and became
Chief Judge, officiating in that
capacity at Tokyo and Kobe ; was
appointed assistant < hief Secretary
in Department of Justice, 18SO, an i
became President of the Hiroshima
Appeal Court in the s:une year;
s.-nt to Europe to investigate
judicial systems, 183(3, and was
absent from Japan two years ;
during a b s e n c e was appointed
Judge of Supreme Court and
Director of the Civil and Criminal
Affairs Bureau; upon return to
Japan was also appointed a mem-
ber of the Law Code Investigation
Committee ; President of the Tokyo
Appeal Court, 1MX); Attorney
Ceneral in the Supreme Court, 1891 ;
appointed member of House of
Peers, 1S91 ; Vice-Minister for Home
Affairs, 1894 and 1S£8 ; President
of the Court of Administrative
Litigation. 18')9-19i'(J ; given presei t
portfolio. 190). Address: Tokyo,
.1 apan.
KOMATSUBARA. Yeltiro (TOKYO).
Member of the Hoti.se of Peeis ; b.
13f>2, at Okayama. Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, 1881; afterwards
Secretary of Legation at Berlin ;
Governor of Nagasaki-ken, &c. ;
Vice-Minister of Justice and Vice-
Minister of Home Affairs, Nov.,
1898-Sept., 1900 ; later joined the
staff of the " Osaka Mainichi "
Shimbun, but resigned in 1903.
.(</(/, v-y.x .- Tokyo, Japan.
K'O MENG-0, Lieut-General (USI-AX-
KI ). Chinese Baniieimau. Tartar-
General, Shenf-.i, l.S7o; do., Kansu,
May, 1876 ; do.. Shensi. 1878 ;
Officer (^ Guards; Tai tar-General,
Sui-yuan, Shensi, July, 1884 ;
degraded three steps and trans-
ferred, Jan., 189;") ; Deputy Lieut.-
General, Border White Banner
Corps, 190(1; tlo.. Hsi-aii-fu, Jan.,
1901.
KOMOTO, Dr. Jujiro (TOKYO), 1'ro-
fessor of Imperial University,
Tokyo ; b. Aug., 1859. Edvc. : Ger-
many and Austria, 1SS5-89. Add*'** :
Tokyo, Japan.
KOMURA, Baron Jutaro (TOKYO),
Minister Plenipotentiary to the
WHO'S WHO IN TIIK FAU EAST (JUSE) 10015-7.
Kra
Court of St. Jnmes ; h. Sept., 1SV>,
:xt Hyuga. Ednc. : Harvard Uni-
versity, U.S.A. Appointed Sec-
retary, Foreign Office, 1884; later
Assistant Director of Transit ion
Bureau, Foreign Office ; Charge
d' Affaires at Peking until outbreak
of Chino-Japanese War ; Civil Ad-
ministrator of Aiituug during War ;
1894-1895 ; later Director of Political
Bureau ; Minister at Seoul, until
189J ; Vice-Minister of Foreign
Affaiis, 1896-1898; Minister, at
Washington, 1898 ; Minister, at St.
Petersburg, 1900; transferred to
Peking to represent Japan at In-
tcrnatiomil Conference in connec-
tion with Boxer trouble ; Minister
4}{ Foreign Affyirs, Sept., 1901 ;
-created .Karon, 1902, Senior Peace
Plenipotentiary at Peace Con-
ference, Portsmouth, 19IM ; signed
Treaty of Peace, Sept., 1905 ; after-
•wards signed, at Peking, Treaty
with China regarding ante-bellum
-settlement in Manchuria, 1906 ;
appointed to Privy Council, V.WG ;
appointed Minister to Great
Britain, May, 1906. Aihlivx* : Tokyo,
Japan.
KONDO, Rempai (TOKYO), President
of Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan
Mail Steamship Co.) ; l>. 18f>n. Upon
formation of the Company was
appointed a Director ; became Vice-
President during China-Japanese
War, and finally became President.
Decoration : 4th Order of the Rising
Sun, granted for transport service.
Addre** : Tokyo, Japan.
KONO, Hironaka (TOKYO), M.P. ; b.
July, 1849, at Fukushima. Joined
party which stiove for establish-
ment of constitutional Government
in 1881 ; has been M. P. without
intermission since first session of
Diet ; President of .Lower House,
1908 ; arrested as instigator of
Anti-Peace Riots in Tokyo, Sept.,
• 1905, but was acquitted. Adilren*:
Tokyo, Japan.
KO PAO-HTJA <PI:KIM;), President,
Board of Punishments ; native of
Chekiang ; metropolitan graduate,
1883. Deputy C o m in i s s i o n e r,
Office of Tv.-.r.sniissiun, Nov., 1895;
sub-Director, Court of Sacrificial
Worship, July, 1896; .sub-Director,
Court Imperial Entertainments,
1898 ; Vice-Director, Imperial Clan
Court, July, 1898; Vice-President,
Censorate, Dec., 1898; senior Vice-
President. Hoard of War, May,
1899; President, Board of Works
Nov., 1901 ; do., Board of Punish-
ments, Feb., 1902.
KORFF, A. ( SHANGHAI ), Merchant.
Representative, Melchers and Co.
A ddrcisft : 1 French Bund, Shanghai,
China.
KRANZ, Rev. Paul ( S n A N c H A i ) ,
Pastor; b. Mar. 13, 1866: in. 1894;
Kditf. : Halberstadt, and Univer-
sities of Berlin, Leipzig, Halle,
Tubingen, Greisswald. Entered
University in 1884; Pastor in Ger-
many, 1890-91; came to China as
Pastor of German Church in
Shanghai in 1892 and devoted him-
self to literary work amongst
Chinese. Publications: " Confucius
and Christ, Friends," " A Christian
Commentary to the Chinese Four
Books," "Four thousand frequent
is:,
Kri
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
characters," " Important Doctrines
of the Bible," " A Summary of the
Gospel of God," " German-Chinese
Reader,'' etc. Address : 34, Wei-
liaiwei Road, Shanghai, China.
KRIEKENBECK, J. W. (PA HANG),
Federated Malay States Civil
Service ; 6. Mar. 28, 18C2. Clerical
Service and acting assistant Audi-
t o r, Perak, 1888-1898 ; acting
Financial Assistant, Krian, 1899 ;
Auditor, Pahang, 1900; District
Treasurer, Kuala Lipis and Super-
intendent of Posts and Telegraphs,
1901; Audit Office, Selangor and
Pahang, 1902 ; assistant Revenue
Auditor, Perak, and acting Revenue
Auditor, Pahang, 1903. Address :
Pahang, Federated Malay States.
KRUGER, Dr. Friedrich (HONG-
KONG), German Consul; b. .Jan.
11, 1857. Ednc. : Klosteschule
Ilfeld (Province Hannover) ; Uni-
versities of Tubingen, Berlin and
Gottingen, studying law. Refe-
reudar at Hamburg ; after passing
second law examination, 1884,
practised at Bar at Hamburg;
Doctor jaris utiiusque (i.e., LL.D) ;
entered German Foreign Office,
1888; Vice-Consul at Constanti-
nople, 1889-1894 ; Consul at Ruse-link
(Bulgaria), 1895-96 ; Consul at
Manila, 1897-1904 ; Consul at Hong-
kong, 1934 to present ; captain of
Reserve in German Army. Deco-
rations: Several German and for-
eign. Club: Germania, and Hong-
kong. Address: German Consulate,
Wyiulliam Street ; and " Lugins-
land," Peak Road, Hongkong.
KUANG-H3U. Emperor (PEKING), b.
Aug. 2, 1872 ; g. of Prince
Ch'un ; m. Feb. 20, 1889. Proclaim-
ed Emperor of China under
title of Kuang-hsu (Glorious
Succession) upon the death of his
cousin, the Emperor Tung-chili ;
nominally assumed Government in
March, 1887, upon attaining
majority ; duiing the reform
agitation of 1898, showing tendency
to favour movement, was practically
deposed by Empress Dowager by a
coup d'etat; since that time has
had no voice in the Government of
the country, the Empress Dowager
being the ruler of China de facto ;
has no issue ; is considered to be a
well intentioned man without force
of character and handicapped by
both mental and physical weakness.
Residence : The Forbidden City, Pe-
king, China.
KU CHAO-HSI (SHANGHAI), Managing
Director, China Merchants Steam
Navigation Co. ; native of Kiaugsn ;
provincial graduate. Kirin Tao,
July, 1882; Fengtin Tao, Shensi,
Dec., 1888 ; transferred for service-
in Formosa, October, 1891 ; Taotai,
Formosa, Dec., 1891 ; holds Brevet
rank of Judge ; appointed Managing
Director, ('.M.S'. Navigation Co., in
winter, 1393.
K'UEI-CHUN (PEKING), President,
Board of Punishments ; native of
Manchuria. Yen-Chien-Shao-Tao,
Fukien, 1882 ; Hsing-Ch'uan-yung
Tao, Fukien, Jan., 1885 ; Judicial
Commissioner, Fukien. March, 1888:
Financial Commissioner, Shansi,
Nov., 1SS1); Governor, Shansi;
Nov., 1891; Governor,
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Kuk
M ay, 1892 ; G o v e r n o r-General ,
Szeehwan, July, 1898 ;. ordered to
resign, Aug., 1892; President,
Mongolian Superintendency, Feb.,
1892; do., Board of Punishments,
Oct., 1903.
KUEI-HSIANG, Duke (SHAN-HAI-
KWAN ), General in Command of
Troops; native of Manchuria; father-
in-law of Emperor Kuang-hsu ; bro-
ther of Empress Dowager ; father of
Empress. Deputy Lieut.-Geueral ;
Duke of the 3rd Degree, Nov., 1888 ;
Expectant Vice - President of a
Board, Feb., 1889; Vice-President,
Board of Works, Feb., 1891 ; Lieut. -
General, Boi-dered White Banner
Corps, 1891 ; in command of troops
at Shan-hai-kwan, Sept., 1894.
K'UEI HUAN (ULIASI-T'AI), Military
Assistant Governor ; native of
Mongolia. Sub-Director, Imperial
Stud Court, 1888; assistant Director,
Admiralty Office ; assistant Re-
.sident Tibet, March, 1891; Resident,
Tibet, Nov., 1892; vacated post,
March, 1898 ; Military Assistant
Governor, Uliasut'ai, Mongolia,
Oct., 1899.
KUEI-IItf (PKKixo), native of Man-
churia ; metropolitan graduate,
1874. Prefect, Yunnan, 1884; I-nan
Tao, Yunnan, K'ai-Kuei-Chen-Hsu
Tao, Honan, Feb., 1892; Taotai,
Kueichow, West, Sept., 1897 ; as-
sistant Resident of Tibet, 1903;
retired, May, 1904.
K'UEI-FU ( SHAOHSIXG-FU ), Prefect ;
native of Manchuria. Assistant
Agent, K'obdo, Nov., 1886; Dep.
Lieut. -General, San-hsing, March,
1890 ; Military Assistant. Governor ,
K'obdo, March, 1891 ; vacated post
through illness, July, 1896 ; Dep,
Lieut. -General, Chahar, Kalgan,.
July, 1900; Prefect, Shaohsing-Fiu
Chekiang, March, 1906.
K'UEI-PIN, Lieut-General
Prince Jui (eight princely families) ',.
Lieut-General, Yellow Banner
Corps, Oct., 1893; Vice-President,
Imperial Clan Court, March, 1899 ;
Lieut. - General, Bordered White
Banner Corps, Feb., 1901.
K'UEI-SHUN (PEKING), Military Go-
vernor ; native of Manchuria. Kan-
Liang Tao, Kansu, May, 1885;
Imperial Agent, Shi-Ning, Oct.,
1892 ; called to Peking for duty,
Dec., 1898; Dep.-Lieut. -General,
Bordered White Banner Corps, July,
1900 ; Lieut. -Governor, Chahar, 1901;
Military Governor, Uliasut'ai (N.\V.
Mongolia) Jan., 1905; transferred to
Peking, July, 1905.
KUGA, Marquis Michihisa (TOKYO),
Member of Constitutional Party ; b.
Nov., 1841, at Kyoto. Commander
of brigade of Imperial Army during
war preceding Restoration ; later
appointed to position in Household
Department and Secretary of
Cabinet ; created Marquis, 1884 ;
Governor of Tokyo, 1896-1897. A d-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
KUKI, Baron Takakazu (TOKYO),
Privy Councillor; b. Nov., 1852, in
Settsu. Connected with Educatio n
Department for several years ;
Minister at Washington, 1884-88;
aftei wards Director of Imperial
Museum, Nara ; has occupied seat
Xum
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (.JUNE) ] 1)00-7.
in House of Peers ; created Baron,
1895. Address : Tokyo. .Japan.
KUMAKAWA: Dr. Muneo (TOKYO),
Professor, Imperial University ;
l>. Oct., 1858. Educ. .-Gennany, 1887-
1890. Professor of I mperial
University. Tokyo, since 1891.
Ail'lt-eux : Tokyo, Japan.
KUME, Kei-ichiro (TOKYO), Artist :
f>. Aug. ISGu. in Saga-Ken. Educ.:
Paris, l^sii-!«; Professor of Tokyo
Fine Art [School, 1896; noted
landscape painter. Addre**: Tokyo,
.Japan.
K'UN-HSIU, Lieut-General (PKKJNU),
native of Manchuria ; provincial
graduate. Secretary of Office of
T r a n s mission; Deputy Com-
missioner, Office of Transmission,
.March, 1891 ; Director Sacrificial
AVer ship, Aug., 1891: Assistant
.Superintendent, JJoard of Ad-
miralty ; Sub. Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, Jan.. 1894 ; junior Vice-
President, Hoard of Ceremonies,
Dec., 1895; Deputy Lieut-General,
Red Banner Corps, Aug., 1896;
senior Vice- President, Board of
Ceremonies, Jan., 1897 ; cashiered,
Sept. ,1898; Vice-president, Board
of Punishment, Oct., 1898 ; Brigade-
General, Na-lanchen, June, 1900 ;
Vice-President, Mongolian Super-
ill tendency , Oct., 1903; Lieut-
General. Bordered Blue Mauchu
Banner Corps, July, 19iV>.
KUNI. Prince (TOKYO), Captain of
Infantry ; b. July 23, 1873 ; in. Dec.
13, 1899, Princess Chikaka, 7th d. of
Prince Shimazu. Was attached to
.staff of General Kuroki during
Russo-Japanese \\-;\r. Adilrcua
Tokyo, Japan.
KUO-CH'UAN( HI-LAN), Deputy Lieut.-
. Governor; native of Manchuria.
Commandant, Chahar, 1884; Com-
mandant forces, Hi, 1887 ; detailed
for sen-ice, Manchuria, May, 189S ;
Deputy Lieut. -Governor, Hu-lan,
Sept., 1981.
K'UO-P'U-T'UNG-WU (IIsi-MNG),
native of Manchuria; metropolitan
graduate, 1886. Tutor, Imperial
Academy; Deputy Supervisor, Im-
perial Instruction, 1894; Expositor,
Hanlin, 1894; degraded to sub-
Reader, Hanlin, May, 1S94 ; assis-
tant Supervisor of Instruction,
June, 1895 ; Chief Supervisor of
Instruction, April, 1893; sub-Chan-
cellor, (fraud Secretariat, Sept.,
1896 ; Vice - President, Board of
Ceremonies, Sept., 1898; Imperial
Agent, Hsi-ning, Dec., 1898; retired
May, 1903.
KURINO, Shin-ichiro (TOKYO), Minis-
ter for Japan at Paris ; ft. 1852 at
Fukuoka. Commissioner of Foreign
Office, 1881 ; Vice-Chief of In-
vestigation Bureau, 1886 ; Director
of Investigation Bureau, 1891 ;
Minister at Washington, 1894 ; at
Rome, 1896 ; at Paris, 1897 ; at St.
Petersburg, 1901, and again at
Paris. A ddrexs : Tokyo, Japan ; and
Japanese Legation, Paris, France.
KURODA, Kiyotaru (TOKYO), Artist ;
/». June, 1866. Educ. : Paris, 1884-93.
One of Japan's noted painters, of
the Western School. Addw** :
Tokyo, Japan.
KURODA. Marquis Nagashiga
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) .ll)()r.-
Kyu.
(TOKYO), Vice- President of the
House of Peers ; b. May, 1867, at
Fukuoka. Eili'c. : Cambridge Uni-
versity, England, 1884-89. Master
of Ceremonies, 1889-90 ; at present
President of Oriental Association ;
created Marquis, 1884. A tlilrc**:
Tokyo, Japan.
KUROIWA, Shurcku (TOKYO), Kuitor
and Proprietor of the "Yorod/u
Choho"; b. Oct., 1862, at Tosa.
Translator of foreign novels until
1892, when started '' Yorodzu."
Adili'i'**: Tokyo, .Japan.
KUROKI, Baron, General (TOKYO),
(J.C.M.Ci.; b. at Salsiima, March,
1844. Commanded K u in a in o t o-
Anny Division in Chino-Japanese
War and captured Weihafwei,
Feb., 1895 ; promoted Full (ieneral,
Nov., 1903 ; on outbreak of Russo-
Japanese War, appointed Com-
mander of First Army that won
.Battle of Yalu and many subsequent
victories during campaign ; created
K.C. M.(l. in May, 1906. Decorations
Many Japanese and foreign .
Addtrxs : Tokyo, Jap:in.
KWANG-HSU, Emperor of China
KYUSHU, Bishcp cf
RT. HKV.
LAFFONT, Saturnin Louis Edouard
(SOCTRANG), Resident ; Administra-
tor, 1st class ; b. Aug. 19, 1853.
Joined Indo-China Civil Service,
Jan. 1, 1881 ; Administrator, 4th
.class, Jan. 1, 1881 : Administrator,
-3rd class, Jan. 1, 1886 ; Administra-
tor, 2nd class, Aug. 1, 1889 ; Adminis-
trator, 1st class, Sept. 1, 1898;
Decoration : Officier d'Academie.
A d d ress : Soctrang, Province of
Soctrang, Cochin-China.
LAGRANGE, Charles Augufcte (HA-
NOI), Resident ; Administrator,
2nd class ; b. Nov. 15, 1851. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, May 9,
1882 ; Administrator, 4th class,
Aug. 1, 1889 ; Administrator, 3rd
class, Jan. 1, 1893 ; Administrator,
2nd class, Jan. 1, 1899. Address :
Hanoi, Indo-China.
LAGUARIGUE DE SURVILLIERS,
Colonel Louis F. E. (HANOI), Com-
mandant le 5e Regiment d'Artillerie.
Decoration : Officier de la Legion
d ' H o n n e n r . A ddrcss : Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
LAIDLAW, George Muir (LOWER
I'KRAK), M.A. ; Federated Malay
States Civil Seavice ; b. Nov. 30,
1878. Educ. : Cambridge Univer-
sity. Cadet, Perak, 1901; Settle-
j ments Officer, Tanjong Malim,
1902; acting assistant District
Officer, Lower Perak, 1903. Ad-
dress: Lower Perak, Federated
Malay States.
LAKE, Rev. John (CANTON), Minister
and Missionary ; b. June, 11, 1870.
Edv.c. : Citadel, Charleston, S.C. ;
Columbia Theological Seminary,
etc. Became a page in the Carolina
State Legislature at age of 9 ; won
State Military Academy Scholar-
ship in 1887; in connection with
Y.M.C.A. has been President,
General Secretary, State Secretary,
and edited Y.M.C.A. newspapers
in various states ; organised Euro-
pean Y.M.C.A. in Canton. Publica-
tions : Various Y.M.C.A. pamphlets
and cOBtribntionsto numerous
journals. Club : Canton Rowing.
Address : 144 Shameen, Canton.
LAMBERT, John(HoNGKON<;), H.N.R.,
American Sy. Nav. Eng. ; Surveyor
to Lloyds' Register ; />. Durham,
Aug. 19, 1862, s. of Dr. W. O. Lam-
bert, M.D., L.R.C.P., London.
Educ. : Royal Kepier Grammar
School, Houghton - le - Spring.
R.N.R., 1889; arrived Hongkong,
1896; Superintendent, Cosmopolitan
Docks ; later same position. Kow-
loon Dojks ; joined Lloyds, 1904_
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Club: In.st. Engineers, Hongkong,
(Vice- President). Address: 4, Orms-
by Villas, Kowloon, Hongkong.
LAMMERT, George Philip (Hoxo-
KOX(i), Auctioneer ; b. Hongkong
Dec. 3, 1882 ; m. 1893 and again 1900.
Educ.: Royal College, Berlin and
Iiisterbtirg, 1871-1881 ; arrived Hong-
kong, 1881 ; joined Diercks and Co.,
Swatow, 1881; Siemssen and Co.,
1833 ; started auctioneer's business,
1891 ; Captain, Hongkong Volunteer
Corps. Clubs : Royal Hongkong
Yacht; Germania; Cricket ; Jockey ;
Howling; Recreation; Philharmonic
and Dramatic Societies. Address:
4, Elliott Crescent, Hongkong.
LANGHAM-CARTER, W. (SINGAPORE),
Straits Settlements Civil Service.
Educ.: Bradfield College, Berks.
Catl3t, Straits Settlements, 1890 ;
passed final examination in Malay,
Dec., 1892; acting District Officer,
Malacca, Jan., 1896 ; District Officer,
Province Wellesley, April, 1897 ;
continued to act at Malacca ; act-
ing Collector of Land Revenue and
Registrar of Deeds, Singapore,
Dec., 1898 ; Inspector of Prisons,
Straits Settlements, Jan. to May,
1901 ; assistant Post Master Gen-
-eral, Penang, Dec., 1901 ; 2nd
Magistrate, Singapore, Aug., 1902;
acting Collector of Land Revenue,
and Registrar of Deeds, Singapore,
Sept., 1902 ; appointed to class III
B, Jan., 1903. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
LANGSDORF, Rev. William Bell
(II i u o s II I M A), M.A., Ph. D. ;
Presbyterian Missionary and
Educationalist ; b. 186fi, near
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co.,
Pa. ; m. 1900, Julia May Tappan, d.
of President Tappan, of Miami
University. Educ. : Dickinson
College (B.A., 1887, M.A., 1890);
Washington, and Jefferson, (Ph. D.
1897) ; Hanover. Teacher of English
and Mathematics, Asbury Park,
New Jersey, 1887-18«9; Prqfessor of
Latin and Greek, Poughkeepsie,
N.Y., Military College, 1889-1890;
post-graduate student, University
of Leipzig, 1890-1892; special
student, University of Oxford,
England, 1892 ; student at Rome
and Paris, 1893 ; Professor, Latin
language and literature, Miami
University, 189C-1902 ; graduated,
Lane Theological Seminary, 1902 ;
ordained by Dayton Presbytery
(Presbyterian Church North), 1902;
a p p o i n t e d b y Foreign Board
Presbyterian Church North, as
Missionary to Japan, 1902 ; Com-
m i s s i o n e r to 107th General
Assembly of Presbyterian Church
(North) 1895; Member of Archae-
logical Institute of America ;
American Philological Association.
r u bl i cat to n s : Translator of
Seneca's <: Tranquillity of Mind and
Providence ;" contributor to lead-
ing educational journals. Address :
189, Kokutaiji Mura, Hiroshima,
Japan.
LANGSTON, Staphen Horatio (RAUB),
B.A. ; Federated Malay States
Civil Service ; b. June 24, 1877.
Educ. : Westminister, and Keble
College, Oxford, (B.A., 1930). Acting
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Selangor, 1902; acting assistant
District Officer, Kuala Kubu and
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Seremlali, 1903 ; acting assistant
l>i>tiiet Treasurer, Kuala Lumpur,
1904 ; acting District Treasurer,
Kaub. Pahang, 1900. Addrcax:
Baub. Pahnng, Federated Malay
States.
LANNING, George ( s n v x <: n A i ),
Principal, Shanghai Public School;
b. June 1C, 1852 ; //<. 1875, to
Caroline, (/. of Theo. Mallor, of
M iddlewich. Educ. : \\' e \ m o u t h
House School, Bath, and St. John's
College, Battersea. London. Began
training as teacher under his
father, also a teacher: was head
of the All England Scholarship
Exam, list, 1870 ; graduated in 1872
with 1st class CertiHicate ; Head
Master, Middlewich Schools, 1872-
75 ; of the Anglo-Chinese School,
Shanghai, 1875-89; and the Shang-
hai Public School, 1889 to present
time. J'nblicatiuii* : ' Easy Steps
to Chinese Studies." and various
anonymous hooks and pamphlets.
Club: Masonic. Adcli-c**: Public
School, Shanghai, China.
IANSDELL, Alfred (M:cu i SKMIULAX),
Federated Mal.iy States Civil
Service ; b. June 2;),180.">. Assistant
Surveyor, Land Office at Kintaand
Matang, 18S9-189i ; acting Revenue
Surveyor, 1H9">: Superintendent of
Surveys, Negri S.'mbilan, 1897-1901.
Ad-.lrcxx : Negri S.i;nliilin, Fede-
rated Malay States.
LAU CHU-PAK (HoNiiKwxu), J.I'-;
Compradore, A. S. Watson and
Co. ; b. Jnna 5, 1837; in. 1886.
Educ.: Government Central School,
Hongkong. Fiist clerk to Hong-
kong O'baervatory, 1S85; co:n-
pradore to West Point Godowii
Co., 18SS ; Senior Anglo-Chinest-
master of Formosa (jjovernment
College, 1839 ; tea merchant, 18SK) ;
first Chinese assistant and com-
pradore of A. S. Watson and Co.
since 1893 ; member of directorate
of Tung Wa Hospital; member of
committee of Society for Protection
of Women and Children ; member
of the Sanitary Board ; member of
District Watchman Committee ;
hou. secretary of Ellis Kadoorie
Chinese Schools Society : member
of exe<-utive committee of Tung
Wa District Hospitals since 18i>7 ;
took a leading part in the establish-
ment of the Plague Hospital for
Chinese, the Ellis Kadoorie Chin-
ese Schools Society in Hongkong
and China, the Blake Commemora-
tion Fund, the Chinese Commercial
rnion, etc., etc. Club : Hongkong
(Chinese). Adilri'** : No. 1, " Ard-
more," liahington Path, Honsrkong.
LAURANS, Louis Josapii Charle
Felix (Svl(iON), Conseiller, Cour
d'Appel ; b. Nov. !), 1S5.». Entree
1' Administration de la Justice,
Aout 15, 1877 ; Conseiller, Juillet 1,
19:14. Addre&8: s.iigon. (Nic-hin-
Chin.'t.
LAW, Archibald Fitzgerald (PKX.VXG),
M.A. ; Puisne Judge ; b. 185%J.
Educ. : Oriel College, Oxford.
Called to Bar, Inner Temple, 1879;
Assistant Commissioner, Cyprus,
• 1333; President of District Court,
Famagv.sta, 1883; Principal Forest
Officer, 1886'; member of Legislative
Council, 1887 ; acting Queen's Ad-
vocate, 1839-189 J ; acting Chi 'f Sec-
retary to f ; o v e r n m e n t 1890-91 ;
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olmirmrin of Commission to enquire
as to economies possible in certain
(iovernment departments, 1391;
(Queen's Advocate, 1892 ; Puisne
Judge, Straits Settlements, 1893;
appointed to conduct special in-
quiry in Perak, 1894, and received
thanks of Secretary of State ; act-
ing Chief Justice, Straits Settle-
ments, April, 19)1 ; Senior Puisne
Judge, Penang, Dec., 1931. Cliils :
Oxford and Cambridge. Address:
IVnanj, Straits Settlemenst.
LAW, Donaldson Riddell (Ho.v;-
KONG )> Merchant; Manager local
establishment of Butterfield and
Swire. Came to the East from
Scotland over 25 years ago and for
some years represented the firm in
Amoy. Club : Hongkong. Address:
The Peak, Hongkong.
LAWRENCE, Captain Lionel Aubrey
Walter Barnes- (.HONGKONG), Har-
bour Master, Captain R.N., retired;
b. May 26, 1855. Served in punitive
expedition up the liver Gambia,
West Africa, in 1876 ; on the Somali
Coast, IS?.'); with the Naval Brigad-
during the Kaffir War, 1877-78, and
throughout the Egyptian Campaign,
1882 ; lent by the Admiralty for
service under the Chinese Govern-
ment, 1879 ; employed as Comman-
der in the Naval Intelligence De-
partment, 1892-6; appointed Captain
of the Port at Gibraltar, 1893 ;
transferred to Hongkong as Hai-
bour Mister, &c., and Member of
the Legislative Council, 1904. De-
corations : Egyptian and South
African war Medals. Club : Hong-
kong-. Address : " The Chalet,"
Tue Pe %k, Hongkong.
LAWRIE, James Wm. (PEXANG),
Marine Surveyor. Assistant Govern-
ment Engineer and Surveyor, Singa-
pore, June 12, 1883 ; resigned, Oct.
10, 1884; re-appointed assistant Gov-
ernment Maiine Surveyor, Sept. 2t5,
1887; Government Marine Surveyor,
Penang, Mar. 9, 1901, Address :
Penanf, Straits Settlements.
LAWSHE, Abraham L. (MANILA),
Auditor for Philippine Islands ; b,
Oct. 6, 1860, at Somerset, India.ua.
Edwc. : Piivately ; High Schools.
Commencing as compositor, became
job printer, foreman, reporter,
editor, and proprietor, filled var-
ious lo^al offices and represented
district in Republican National
Convention of 1896 ; appointed
Postmaster by President Harrison,
1889 ; appoints! Deputy Auditor
for Post Off.c3 Department of U.S.
by Fresilent McKinl-y, 1897;
specially assigned by Secretary of
Treasury to in /estigate and report
upon methods of enforcing Chinese
exclusion laws along Canadian
border aid on Pacific Coast, 1899 ;
sent to Cuba as auxiliary to Postal
Commission to asnst in organis-
ing postal S3rvice under U. S.
Military Government, 1899; again
sent to Cuba to investigate Cuban
postal frauds, April, 1900 ; resigned
positions of Deputy Auditor for
Post Cfficj Department, Assistant
Auditor for Cuba, and Auditor for
Department of Posts of Cuba to
accept position of Auditor for
Philippine Is-1 inds ; appointed
Chairman of Philippine Exposition
Board at Lorisi; ni Purchase Ex-
hibition at St. Louis, Aug., 1904;
Law
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resumed duty as Auditor, July,
1905. Address: Manila, Philippine
Island.-.
LAWSON, Eric St. John (BANGKOK),
Commissioner of Police ; b. June
24, 1839. E.luc. : Westminster
School. Joined Burmah Police,
April, 1891; transferred to X. W.
Provinces and Oudh on promotion,
Aug., 1893; on famine work in
addition to other duties, in Banda
District, Bundelihun d, 1896-97 ;
services favourably mentioned in
minute of Government, issued at
close of famine ; services placed at
disposal of Government of Siam by
Government of India, Oct., 1898 ;
promoted to commissioner, March,
1902. Decoration: 3r'l class of
White Elephant of Siam. Clubs:
East India United Service ; British,
Bangkok. Address : Bangkok,
Siam ; Saint's Bay, Guernsey.
LAY, Julius G a r e c li e (CANTON),
American Consnl-General ; b. Aug.,
9, 1872, at Washington, D.C. ; m.
Dec., 10, 1904, to Anne Howard.
Educ. : Public Schools ; Columbia
Grammar School, New York. Clerk,
American Consulate, Ottawa,
Canada, 1889-91; V ice-Consul,
Ottawa, 1891-96 ; Consul at Windsor,
Ontario, 1896-99 ; Consul-General,
Barcelona, Spain, 1899-1904 ; Ameri-
can Consul-General, Canton, since
Nov., 1904; appointed Consul Gene-
ral at Capetown, May, 1906. Club;
Metropolitan, Washington, D.C.
A ddress : American Consulate
General, Canton, China.
LAY, W. T. (CHUNGKING), Commis-
sioner of Customs. Recommended
for first class decoration ofW-hird
rank for assistance -riven in the
development of trade, May, VJiKi.
Address: Chungking, China.
LEARNED, Dr. D wight Whitney
(KYOTO), D.D., B.A., Ph.D.;
Theological Teacher ; b. O^t. 12,
1848, at Canterbury, Conn., U.S.A. ;
in. July 7, 1875, Florence Helen
Rehard. Eilitc. : Yale University
Professor of Greek, Thayer College,
1873-75; arrived in Japan, 1875, at
time of opening of Doshish.-i
College, and has since been con-
nected with that institution ; at
present Dean of Theological Depart-
ment and Professor of Church
History and New Testament, also
Mission Secretary and Treasurer.
I'itbfirntious : Commentary on New
Testament; Church History;
Political Economy, etc. A <l<i,-< '.>•.< .-
Kyoto, Japan.
LEASE, Dr. John (SIM; VI-OKK), M.H.,
Ch.M., Eilin., J.P. ; Colonial Sur-
geon Resident ; b. July 11, 1856, 5th
*. of Henry Leask, J. P., of Swart-
laud and Harkisgarth, Sandwick,
Orkney; m. 1884, Alice, 2nd <l. of
R. P. Trute, Stoke, Devon. E<ii«-. :
Madras College; St. Andrews:
Edinburgh University; graduated
1879. Travelled in Australia and
South Sea Islands, 1SSO-81 ; District
Surgeon, Inanda Division of
Victoria County, Natal, 1SS2 ;
Colonial Surgeon, Malacca, 1S;H ;
Colonial surgeon Resident, Pe-
nang, 1893 ; Colonial Sur-voii
Resident, Singapore, 1897 ; acting
Principal Civil Medical Officer,
Straits Settlements, 1901 ; Hon. Life
Member, St. John's Ambulance As-
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Administrator, 3rd class, May 29,
1886; Administrator, '2nd class,
April 29, 1877 ; Administrator, 1st
class. .March 25, 1891. Decoration :
Officer ' d'Academie. A d d re s s :
Cambodge, Indo-China.
LEE, Edward Foster (Kr ALA Li MI-IK),
Educationalist ; b. March 26, 1881 ;
in. Muriel, c. d. of .1. E. Nathaniel,
accountant, "Ceylon Observer".
Educ. : Richmond College, Galle,
City College, Colombo. Headmaster,
Metliodist Boys' School, Kuala
Lumpur, Federated Malay States ;
member of College of Preceptors,
London; Member of Board of
Directors, Y.M.C.A., Kuala Lum-
pur. A dill-ess • Kuala Lump u r ,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
LEE-JONES (*<><! : .} o N i: s , j o n \
WILLIAM LKK-).
sociation, 18SS ; D.D.G.M., Eastern
Archipelago, 1888 ; Coroner for
Singapore. Publications: Contribu-
tions to Medical Journals. Clubs:
Singapore ; Penang ; Sepoy Lines
Golf; Penang Golf; Tanglin. Ad-
dress : Mount Farquhar, Sepoy
Lines, Singapore.
LE CAMUS, Lieut. -Colonel Michel
M. V. (HANOI), Commandant
4e Territoire Militaire et Cercles.
Dt'C'iration : Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. A d d >• <> .« x : Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
LECLERE, Adhemard Henri Alfred
Albert (C A M i? o D G K), Resident ;
Admistrator, 1st class; b. May 12,
18 53. J o i n e d Indo-China Civil
Service, May 29, 1886 ; Administra-
lor, 4tli class, Nov. 1, 1873;
LEE- WARNER ( *ec .- W A R x i: u,
WILLIAM H. LKK-).
LE FEVRE, Thomas (SKKKMIUN),
Surveyor; b. Jan. 16, 1879. Settle-
ment Officer, Seremban, 1898-1900;
District Surveyor, do, 19J2 ; 1st.
grade Surveyor, do, 1903. Address:
Seremban, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
LEIRIA, Joao Joaquim (HONGKONG),
Merchant, Rozario and Co., Agents
of the Banco Nacional Ultramarino
of Lisbon ; Vice-Consul for Portugal
and Consul for Brazil ; b. Sept. 10,
1868, at Hongkong ; m. Elisa, 3rd d.
of late M. C. do Rozario, merchant.
Educ. : Hongkong. Decorations:
Knight Commander of Portuguese
Order of Christ. Clubs : Lusitano ;
Jockey; Cricket; Victoria Recrea-
tion, and Bowling. Address:
"Duart," l.i, Arbuthnot Road,
Hongkong.
LEMASSON, Emile (CAP ST JACQUES),
Administrator and Mayor. De-
<-<>i-atioii : Officer d'Academie. Ad-
di-ess : Cap St Jacques, via Saigon,
Cochin-China.
LEMON, Arthur Henry (SINGAPORE),
B.A. ; Assistant. Clerk of Councils.
Educ.: Merchant Taylors' School,
and Exeter College, Oxford
(Scholar) ; B.A. 1887. Cadet, Straits
Settlements, 1888 ; Private Secretary
to Governor, Sept., 1889, to Jan.,
1890 ; attached to Chinese Protec-
torate, Penang, Aug., 1891 ; Secre-
tary to Currency Committee, June,
1893; acting District Officer, South
Malacca, Dec., 1893; passed in
Malay, 1894 ; acting 3rd Magistrate,
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Singapore, April, 1894 ; acting 2nd
Assistant Colonial .Secretary, May.
1895; acting assistant Colonial
Secretary, and Clerk of Councils,
June; acting 2nd assistant
Colonial Secretary, Aug., 1895;
acting District Officer, Malacca,
Oct., 1895 ; District Officer, Province
AVellesley, June, 1896, but continued
to act at Malacca; acting 2nd
Magistrate, Penang, July, 1898 ; act-
ing assistant Postmaster General,
Penang, Aug., 1898 ; 2nd assistant
Colonial Secretary, Jan., 1902;
acting Collector of Laud Revenue,
and Registrar of Deeds, Penang,
April, 1903; acting assistant
Colonial Secretary ; acting assistant
Clerk of Councils, Singapore. Club :
Singapore. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
LENCOU-BAREME, Rene Louis
(HANOI), Substitut du Procureur
General ; b. Nov. 24, 1859. Entree
T Administration, Juin 5; 1886;
Substijut du Procureur General,
Nov. 1, 1901. Address: Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
LENZMANN, Carl Robert (HONG-
KONG ), Merchant, manager of
Carlowitz and Co. ; b. Oct. 19, 1865.
Educ. : In Germany. Arrived in
China (Canton), 1892; represented
firm in Japan, 1902-5; ca»ne to
Hongkong, 1905. Clubs : Germania ;
Jockey ; Hongkong ; Concordia,
Kobe ; and Kobe Club. Address :
c/o Carlowitz and Co., Hongkong.
LEPONT, Rev. Ernest S. (PANG ASINAN),
Minister of Methodist Episcopal
Church ; b. 1868. Educ. : Kvanston.
U.S.A. ; North Western University.
Was admitted to practise of law as
Barrister and Solicitor in Chancery
in 1892, in State of Washington ;
practised for five years in courts of
state ; graduated from School of
Theology of North Western Univer-
sity, in May, 1899; was appointed
Headmaster of Anglo-Chinese
School at Singapore, Aug., 1899-
and held position until March,
1903; was then transferred to
Philippine Islands and appointed
Missionary in charge of Province
Qf Paugasinan ; in Aug., 13C4 ap
pointed Presiding Elder of North-
ern Districts and stationed at
Lingayen. Address: Lingnyen.
Pangasinan province, Philippine
Islands.
LERA. C. A. (ToKVO), Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary for Mexico. Address:
Mexican Legation, 21, Nagata-cho,
Tokyo, Jap.in.
LE ROY, Joseph Pierre Marie
(Cambodge), Resident ; Adminis-
trator, 2nd class ; b. Jan. 15, ISdo ;
Joined Indo-China Civil Service,
June 22, 1SS7 ; Administrator, 4th
class, Aug. 12, 1895 ; Administrator.
3rd class, Mar. 1, 1899; Administra-
tor, 2nd cla.-'s, .Jan. 1, 19)4 ;
Address: Camltodge. Indo-China.
LE VASSEUR, Alfred
Publicist, Manager, Proprietor and
Chief Editor of " Courrier d'Hai-
phong"; l>. July 19, 1857. Educ.:
Paris, Lyceum Louis-le-Grand.
After finishing studies made stay
of one year in Germany ; went back
to France to undergo military
service ; delegated in 1880-81 to
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Melbourne Exhibition; on return
to France connected with " Le
Globe " ; gave numerous lectures
under patronage of French League
of Instruction; went to Tonkin as
reserve officer (expeditionary corps
•of Tonkin) ; appointed in 1887, to
•civil service of Indo - China ;
resigned in 1889 to establish
the " Imlependaiice Tonkin oise " ;
elected Municipal Councillor of
Hanoi in 1391 ; elected delegate of
Annain-Tonkin at Superior Council
of the Colonies when he succeeded
Jules Terry in 1893, and went to
France to fulfil his mandate ; on
return to Indo-China in 1896,
established the "Indo- C h i n e
Francaise ; " returned to France in
1897 on private business ; was can-
didate in 1898, in 18th district of
Paris, at elections for Chamber
of Deputies, obtained 1652 votes ;
went to Algeria in 1899; editor
(1899-19 JU) of "Depeche Algerienne";
attache in 1901 to Cabinet of
(Tovernor General, in charge of
newspaper service ; returned in
1904, to Tonkin, to assume position
of Chief Editor of " Courrier d'Hai-
phong; became in Nov., same year,
Manager ; Proprietor in June, 1905
turned paper into daily. Publi-
i-ittioiw : " Les Croquis Contem-
porains" (Paris, 1880). Numerous
articles in Parisian newspapers.
Decoration* ; Academy Officer ; Ton-
kin medal; Knight of Annam
Dragon ; Officer of Royal Order of
Cambodge. Address: 67, Boulevard
Bonnal, Haiphong, tndo-Cliina.
LEVECQUE, Ernsst Fernand ( HANOI) ,
Directeur Adjoint Administration
des Douanes et Regies ; b. Sept.
2, 1852. Entree 1'Administration,
Feb., 10, 1900. Decoration: Cheva-
lier de la Legion d'H on neur.
Aildress: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
LEVERING, Martin Murrey (CEBU),
Attorney and Counsellor at law »
b. April 6, 1871 ; m. July 31, 1896,
Nettie Davis. Educ. : Public and
Normal Schools, Cal., U.S.A. First
American lawyer to practise in
Philippine Islands; organised
American Chamber of Commerce,
Manila ; organised, and is Secre-
tary of Cebu Chamber of Commerce;
founder and principal owner, Cebn
Telephone Co. ; founder and prin-
cipal owner, Yisayan Electric Co.
Club: United Service. Address: 8,
Calle Legaspi, Cebu, Philippine
Islands.
LEVY, Georges (HANOI), Substitut de
Procureur General ; b. Nov. 15,
1861. Entree 1'Administration,
.Fuin 30, 1880; substitut de Pro-
cureur General, Sept. 5, 1898.
Decoration : Officier de 1'Instruc-
tion Publiqne. Address: Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China,
LEWIS, Edward Cornewall Lynch
(HONGKONG), Civil Service, Assis-
tant Postmaster General ; b. Jan.
24, 1863. Held Official appointments
previous to coming to Hongkong
in 1899 in the Islands of St. Vincent
and Grenada. Address: 5 Victoria
View, Kowloon, Hongkong.
LEWIS, John E. A. (SARAWAK), B.A. ;
Resident, 2nd class ; Judge, Su-
preme Court ; Member of General
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Council of Sarawak, etc. ; b. March
22, 1862. Echic. : Privately, and at
Caius College, Cambridge, took de-
gree in 1883. Appointed extra
officer. Sarawak Civil Service, in
Oct., 188C; appointed Magistrate,
Manager of Government Printing
Office, and Editor, " Sarawak
Gazette," Aug., 1888; Acting In-
spector of Police and Prisons,
Nov., 1889, to May, 1890, and Sept.,
1894, to Dec., 1895; Clerk to General
Council, 1897 ; appointed Resident,
2nd class, 1898. Club* : Oxford and
Cambridge ; " Pall Mall,'' and
Sarawak. Addirs* : K aching,
Sarawak, North Borneo.
LEWIS, Robert Ellsworth (SHAX<J-
HAI), M.A. ; Sec. of International
Committee of Y.M.C.A.; b. Sept. 29,
1869, at Berkshire, Vermont, U.S.A.;
Eihic. : Brigham Academy ; State
University, Vermont, M.A., 1899;
College Secretary, Mass., R.I., and
Boston, 1894-96; Travelling Sec-
retary, S.V.M., Canada and U.S.A.,
1896-97 ; Secretory, International
Committee of Y.M.C.A., since 1898 ;
Travelling Secretary, China, 1898-
1900 ; attached to American Army,
relief of Peking, 1900 (mentioned
in despatches). P njj I I c n t i <> n x -
" The Educational Conquest of the
Far East". Address: 2, Barchet
Road, Shanghai, China.
LI, Prince (PEKING), Also known ?.s
Shih-to. Minister to Grand Council;
President of the Imperial Clan
Court, Chancellor of the Board of
Astronomy ; Lieut. -General, Yellow
Banner Corps ; removed from Grand
Council, Aug. 1901.
LI AN-T'UNG, General (Ti:.N<;< now),
native of Anhwei; Brigade-General,
Tungchow, Chihli; Brigade-General,
Tengchow, Shantung, Feb., 1904.
LIANG-CH'ENG, Sir Cheng (PKKIXC).
K.C.M.G. ; Chinese Minister to
United States and Peru ; native of
Kwangtung. Expectant Taotai.
Chihli ; First Secretary to Queen
Victoria's Jubilee Mission, 1897;
conferred K.C.M.G. : a director of
K'ai-ping Mines ; First Secretary to
PrinceCh'un's Mission to'Germany.
July, 1901; Minister to United
States and Peru, Oct., 1902 ; term
expired spring, 1906, but denpiu-
appeal for relief from o ffi c e
remains pending settlement of U.S.
Exclusion Treaty.
LIANG TUN- YEN (TIKNTSIN), Customs
Taotai ; native of Kwangtung :
honorary degree. Interpreter to
Chang-Chih-Tung for several years;
Customs Taotai, Hankow, Oct.,
1903; do., Tientsin, Oct., 19u4 ;
appointed to investigate Xanchang
missionary massacre, March, 1906.
LI CHAN-CH'UN, General (KIAXCJXAX),
Commander-in-Chief ; native of
Kiaugsi. C o in m a n d e r-in-Chief,
Kiangnan, March, 1898.
LI CHAO-WEI (PKKixcj), Vice-Presi-
dent, Board of War ; native of
Anhwei ; metropolitan graduate,
1874. Assistant Supervisor of In-
struction, Jan., 1899; Chief, do..
May, 1899; Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, Dec., 1900; Senior
Vice- President, Hoard of War.
August, 1901.
LI CHIA-CHU (|M:KIN<;> chief Su-
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pervisor of University, Chinese Ban-
nerinan ; metropolitan graduate,
1894 ; Literary Chancellor, Hupeh,
11)04 ; Chief Supervisor, Peking Uni-
versity, Feb., 1906.
LI CHING-FANG (Wi'-MNG), Head of
Wu-ning Railway; native of Anhwei;
provincial graduate. Expectant
Taotai, Kiangsi ; Secretary of
Legation in London; Minister to
Japan, Sept., 1S93 ; sou by adoption
of late Viceroy Li Hung Chang;
head of Wu-nirg Railway, 1905.
LI CHING-MAI tPKKix«), Chinese
Minister to Austria ; native of
Anhwei ; s. of Li Hung-Chang.
Second class Secretaiy, Board of
Works ; Expectant Metropolitan
Official of Srd or 4th grade, Dec.,
1901 ; Minister to Vienna, Jan., 1906.
Address : Chinese Legation, Vienna,
Austria ; and Peking, China.
LI CHING-HSI (K\v.vx<;si), ex-
Governor ; native of Anhwei ;
nephew of Li Hung Chang.
Governor of Kwangsi, May, 1904 ;
Vung-ning Tao, Szechwan, May,
1887; Salt Taotai, Yunuan, Aug.,
1893 ; Judge, June, 1897 ; Treasurer,
Fukien, Sept., 1898; do., Yunnan,
Jan., 1899 ; removed from office,
May, 1892 ; acting Governor, Kuei-
cliou, Jar., 1903 ; Governor of
Kwangsi, May, 1904 ; retired.
LI FU-TSAO (PEKlXG), Junior Vice-
president, Board of Ceremonies ;
native of Hupeh ; metropolitan
graduate, 1871. Sub-Reader, Han-
lin Academy ; Deputy Supervisor of
Instruction, Dec., 1892 ; Expositor,
Hanlin, April, 1893; degraded to
Expectant Deputy Supervisor of
Instruction, May, 1894 ; Expositor,
fjRiilin, April, i££6; Reader, Hau-
lin, Sept., 1896; assistant Super-
visor of Instruction, Jan., 1897 ;
Chief Supei visor of Instruction ;
Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secretariat
Oct., 1898; junior Vice-Preddent,
Board of Ceremonies, spring, 1901.
LI HSI-CHIEH (PEKING), Governor ;
Chinese Bt;nuennan ; pioviucial
graduate. Feng-Ying-Liu-Ssu Tao,
Anhwei, June, 1696 ; Tcrg-Lai
Clung Tao, Shantung, May, 1897;
Judicial Commissioner, Chekiang,
Oct.. 1902; Governor, Peking,
March, 1900.
LI KUO-CHIEH, General (PEKING),
Inspector-General ; native of An-
Jiwei. Third Maquis,-grant!scn of
Li Hung Chang. Assistant Cham-
berlain, Sept., 1904; Inspector
General of troops guarding the three
lakes in Eho Park, 1906.
LI MIN-SHEN (Hi'PEH), Treasurer;
native of Szechwan ; metropolitan
graduate 1871 ; Tso-Chiang Tao,
Kwangsi, March, 1891 ; Taotai,
Tientsin, Aug., 1895 ; Customs Tao-
tai, Tientsin, Dec., 1896; Grand
Intendent, Kiangsi, Dec., 1898 ;
Judge, Hupeh, Feb., 1901; Treasurer
Hupeh, July, 1903.
LI SHENG-TO (PEKING), LL.D. ;
Travelling Commissioner ; native of
Kiangsi ; metropolitan graduate,
1890; (Secundus) Reader, Hanlin,
1890 ; Minister to Japan, Oct., 1898 ;
Vice-Governor, Peking, Dec., 1900;
was of the Empress Dowager and
Yang-lu party in 1900 ; succeeded
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' Chan Tung Siting, tlie degraded
Minister-elect for Belgium, 1905-8 ;
member of the Travelling Com-
mission for the investigation of
Foreign Parliamentary Govern-
ments, 1905-6; LL.D. conferred by
Cambridge University, May, 1906.
LI SUM LING (HONGKONG), Journalist ;
b. 1881. Educ. : Saint Paul's College.
Joined the Chinese Engineering
and Mining Company, Hongkong,
1900-4 ; representative of National
Pr.-ss Association, U.S.A.; native
ifote-wiiter " China Mail " ; Editor,
"Chinese Mail," (Wall Tsze Yat Po)
Hongkong, 1906. Address : c/o
" Chinese Mail" Hongkong.
HEBEUT, Gaston (HONGKONG) Consul
for France ;b. Paris, Oct. 31, 18;>t>.
Officer in French navy, 1884-1892;
Attache Foreign Office, Paiis, 1892-
.". ; Assistant Secretary, Tribunal of
Aibitration for the Behring Sea
Fisheiies, 1893; Assistant Consul-
General, New York, 1835; Foreign
Office, Paris, 189G-8 ; French Consul,
Pakhoi and Tunghing, 1899-1931 ;
on special mission, French Lega-
tion, Peking, 19)1-2 (negotiations
following Boxer troubles); while
in Peking (Aug., 1931) appointed
Consul fit Hongkong ; amved
Hongkong, Oct., 19J1. Decoration* :
(Cambodia, Tunis, etc.) China (G.C.
Double Dragon) Portugal (Concep-
tion c., Christ c.) ; Clubs : Hongkong;
Peking. Address: French Consul-
late, Hongkong; Paris, " La
Feuillaume,"por Voucresson (Seine,
and Oise\ and Ministerie des
Affaires Etrangers.
LIEN-K'UEI (HsiNriiiANG ), Military
i Assistant (iovernor ; n;ili\e of M»n-
churia. Secretary in Board of
War ; Kan-liang Tao, Ivan.-n. No'.,
1892; H-J-ning Tao, Kansu, Apul,
189J; Ju Ige, Anhuvi, Nov., 1898;
Treasurer, d:>.. Feb., 1933 ; Militar/
Assistant Governor, Kobdo, April,
19.:5; (iovernor, Hsinchiang (New
Dominion, Chine -«e T u r k e < t a n )
Sept., 19)5.
LIEN-SH JN, Lieut.-Gsneral (Lii \s v),
native of M incliuria. 1) e p u t y
Lieut.-Gt-ner.il, Chin Chou, June,
1388; cashiered, Dec., 1391; Military
Assistant Governor, Kobdo, July,
1896; Imperil! Agent. Urgi, O-t..
1893; Military Go,vrn:>r, Uliasufai
(Mongolia), Oct., 1S93 ; Lieut. -
(leneral, Mongol Bordered Blue
Banner Corps, Jan., 1905 ; assistant
Imperi il Resident in Tibi-t. Nov..
10. 5.
LIN SHAO-NIEN (ICuANcisi) Govern
or ; native of Fukien ; metropolitan
graduate, 1874. I-nan Tao, Yunnan,
Autumn. 1893 ; Judicial Commis-
sioner, Kueichou, Dec., 1899 ;
Financial Cominissinner, Vunnin,
!:)!)! ; do., Sliansi, Jan.. 19' >2 : acting
Governor, Yunnan, May, 1902 ;
acting Governor -General, V.M2 :
acting (ioverror, Kueichon. Dec.,
1904 ; Governor, Kwangsi, Oct.,
IK :,.
; LINCOLN, Eev. Charles S. F. ts.i \.\«;-
nvi), B.A., M.D. ; Missionary.
Physician and Teacher; I. Aug.
13, 18o9. Educ. : Boudoin College ;
( ollege of Medicine, Ky. Editor of
Medical Missionary AssocSa'ioii
Journal of Shanghai; member of
American Association of China.
803
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST <JUNE) 1900-7.
Lit
.l(/(/;T.s.s : St. John's College. .Jess-
fielil, Shuighai, China.
LINDSTROM, Rev. H. E. S. (Hi uo-
SHIMA), Missionary of Christian ami
Missionary Alliance of U.S.A. ; b.
.Jan. 25, 1867, at Helsingor, Denmark;
in. Christina Lovisa, of Eugstrom.
Educ.: Chicago T li e o 1 o g i c a 1
Seminary ; Danish Free Church
Seminar.;, Chicago. Arrived in
Japan, Nov. 23, 1891. A<l<lr<'**:
Shimonaka Machi, No. 2£, Hiro-
shima, Japan.
LINTON, A. R. (HONGKONG), Hanker.
Acting Manager, Mercantile Bank.
Club : H o n g k o n g . A <l<Ji-<>xx .-
(Queen's Road, Hongkong.
LIM WEI-YUAN, (FORMOSA), Million-
aire ; became Japanese subject in
1895 upon cession of island to
Japan in order to prevent confis-
cation of landed estates and re-
venues ; has given large sums to
assist Fovmosan and Fooehow
<Chine.se) Governments ; was (-rent-
ed President of Imperial stud
Court at Peking, 1894 ; Vice-Presdt.
of one of the great Peking Boards,
1905, this honour being granted in
reward for subscribing large sums
of money towards the Board of
Revenue Bank in Pekinr.
UTCHFIELD, Hsnry Charles (YOKO-
HAMA), Banister: b. 184:); in.
1894. Edvc. : Marlborough College
and Cambridge University. Called
to bar, Inner Temple, 1SU7. Club:
Yokohama United. Athlrexx : 12H\
Bluff, Yokohama, Japan.
LITTLE, Alexander Colbourne
(HONGKONG), Architect and En-
gineer; b. Oct. 7, 1877. Joined
Public Works Department in May,
ll->04, as Assistant Engineer.
Clubs : Hongkong. .1 ddress :
Public Works Department, Hong-
kong.
LITTLE, Archibald John (CHUNG-
KING), F.R.G.S., F.R.C.L; Merchant
and Author; b. April 18, 1838, at
London ; in. Alicia, d. of Calverley
liswicke, of Hallaton Hall, Leices-
tershire. Edue. : St. Paul's and
Berlin. Arrived in Hongkong in
1 s.v.i ;is Tea-taster to Siemssen and
Co. ; remained with that firm at
Canton and Shanghai until 1862,
when established himself in Kiu-
kiai'.g and later at Shanghai ; as
Volunteer in 18uO assisted in repel-
ling attack of Taiping rebels;
visited Imperial and Taiping Camps
in Kiangsu and Chekiang same
yeai1; was mobbed as a spy in
Anhwei :uid nearly killed ; returned
to Shanghai, 1801, and served in
Volunteer Artillery during rebel
disturbances, 18(31-02 ; was attacked,
stunned and bound by Imperial
soldiers in streets of Hankow, 1862;
mobbed and severely handled by
porcelain potters in Kin-teh-Chin
in Kiangsi 1804 ; served on Shang-
hai Municipal Council, 1880 ; visited
Szechwan, 1883, and since engaged
in opening up steam communica-
tion on Upper Yangtse, and in
trade of West China generally ;
commenced an anti-footbrndiiig
crusade in conjunction with Mrs.
Little, 1898 ; commenced mining in
conjunction with Chinese iii Sze-
chwan, 1899; received invitation
from Chinese (lovernment to exploit
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coal and iron basin of Kiangpei,
under an Imperial concession,
1904 ; established Chungki ng
Trading Co. as Limited Liabi-
lity Company, 1904 ; has travelled
extensively throughout Chinese
Empire and communicated results
to Chinese branch of Royal A»>ial it-
Society, R.G.S., Scottish G.S., and
Soc. of Arts; Medallist, Society
of Arts, London. Publication* :
"The Yangtse Gorges," 1883;
"Mount Omi and Beyond," 1897:
" The Far East," 1905 ; etc., etc.
Clubs: Oriental, London; Shang-
hai. Address: Chungking, West
China.
LITTLE, Mrs. Archibald (CHI-NUKING),
Author ; President of Antifootbind-
ing Society of China ; b. at Madeira,
y. <1. of late Calverly Bewicke, of
Hallaton Hall, Leicestershire, and
Mary Amelia Hollingsworth ; in.
1886, Archibald Little, q. v. Educ. :
by father. Worked on many
philanthropic Committees before
marriage ; organising Secretary and
now President of the Tien Tsu Hit!,
or Antifootbiuding Society of
China ; Vice-President of the Wo-
men's Conference at Shanghai,
1900; has delivered lectures before
the Geographical Societies of (ilas-
gow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee,
Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle,
South Shields, and at the Glasgow
Exhibition, and read a paper of
Mr. ..Little's before the British
Association at Glasgow. Publi-
cations: "Li Hung Chang, his Life
and Times " ; " Out in China," a
Novelette ; " The Land of the Blue
Gown " ; " Intimate China " ; "A
Marriage in China "; '• Fairy Foxes,"
a Chinese Legend: "Mother Dar-
ling," written to establish the
rights of mothers to their own
children; "A Noble Army and a
Holy War '' ; many novels, among
these, "Margery Ti avers"; ''On-
wards ! but Whither " ; " The Last
of the Jerninghames," " A Million-
aire's Courtship," and many maga-
zine and newspaper articles. 7,V-
ci-eatidiis : Travel and Sightseeing.
Club : Pioneer. Addrtts: ('luuig-
king, China.
.
' LITTLE, K. S. (SHANGHAI). (Jt-nerai
Manager for China of Brunner
Mond and Co. ; Member. Municipal
Council. Addn*»: VI, Kiukian«-
Road, Shanghai.
•
LITTLE. Henry Alexander (KONG-
MOON), H.B.M. Consul. Appointed
Student Interpreter in China, Aug..
21, 1890 ; acting Chief Clerk, Shang-
hai Court, 1896 ; acting Consul at
Amoy, 1899; promoted, 1st class
Assistant, May, 13, 1899; acting
Consul at Samshui, 1900. to 1902 ; at
Wuchow, 1902; promoted Consul
at Pakhoi, April o, 19'i-j; trans-
ferred to Kongmoon, May 2, 1904.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Kong-
moon, China.
LITTLE, W. D. (SHANGHAI), Silk
Broker and Merchant. Partner in
firm, William Little and Co. Ad-
d res*: 11, Hankow Road, Shanghai,
China.
LITTON, George John Letablere
(TKNG-V I'KH). 1I.I5.M. Consul.
Kdnc. ; Kton ; Oriel College, Ox-
ford. Appointed cadet. Straits
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Llo»
Settlements, 1891 ; transferred to
China as Student Interpreter, Dec.
5, 1895 ; acting Consul at Chungking,
1898 to 1899; attached to Burma-
China Frontier Delimitation Com-
mission, 1899 to 1900 ; promoted 1st
class assistant ; Feb. 24, 1900 ; in
charge at Teng-yueh, 1901 to J902 ;
at Yunnan-fu, 1902 to 1903 ; Consul
at Teng-yueh, 1906. Address:
H.B.M. Consulate, Teng-yueh,
China.
LIU CH'UN-LIN (Yl'NNAN), Treasurer ;
native of Kueichou ; metropolitan
graduate, 1868. Lin- An K'ai-Kuang
Tao, Yunnan, Feb., 1901 ; Judge
Yunnan, March, 1903 ; Treasurer,
Yunnan, 1904; Treasurer, Kvvangsi,
July, 1904; Treasurer, Hunan, Oct.,
1904 ; do., Yunnan Feb., 1905.
LIU HSUEH-HSUN, (PEKING), native of
Kwangtung; metropolitan graduate.
Expectant Prefect ; went on special
mission to Japan to report on
commerce, Dec., 1898.
LIU SIK-FAN (PEKING), Chinese Minis-
ter at Paris ; formerly Charge
d'Affaires at Legation, Paris ; ap-
pointed Minister, 1906, upon
retirement of Sun Pao Chi. Ad-
dress: Chinese Legation, Paris,
France ; and Peking, China.
LIU YU-LIN (PEKING), Expectant
Taotai ; Consul General in South
Africa, Oct., 1904. Address: Chin-
ese Consulate, Capetown, South
Africa ; and Peking, China.
LIU YUNG-FU (KWANGTUNG), Biiga-
dier-Geneval ; native of Kwangsi.
Leader of the "Black Flags";
Brigade-General, Xan-Ao Division,
Kwangtung, April, 1886 ; do., Nan-
Yang Division, Honan, Nov., 1899 ;
do., (1hieh-Shih Division, Kwang-
tung, March, 1900 ; distinguished
himself in fighting against the-
French at Foochow, and in For-
mosa, against Japanese ; retired
owing to ill-health, May, 1906.
LIU YUNG-HENG, General (KIANG-
PEII), Commander-in-Chief ; native
of Kansu ; metropolitan graduate,.
1877. Reader, Hanlin, summer,
1901 ; assistant Supervisor of In-
struction, Sept., 1901 ; Chief Su-
pervisor of Instruction, 1902 ; sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat,
Sept., 1902 ; Commander-in-Chief,
Kiangpeh, 1905.
LIU'EN-P'U (PEKING), Superinten-
dent, Peking Granaries ; native of
C h i h 1 i ; metropolitan graduate,
1864. Reader of the Grand Sec-
retariat, Sept., 1892; Director,.
Court of State Ceremonial, Jan.r
1893 ; Deputy Commissioner, Office-
of T r a n s m i s s i o n , April, 1898 ;
Director of Imperial Stud, Oct.,
1896 ; Superintendent, Peking-
Granaries, Sept., 1898.
LLOYD, Prof. Arthur (TOKYO), M.A.,
Professor, Imperial University; &„
April 10, 1852 ; in. Maria Rosa
Theresa, </. of Colonel J. Lloyd,
C.B., and subsequently to Mary, d,
of J. B. Tolput, of Folkestone.
Educ. ; Brewood Giummar School ;
Peterhouse, College Cambridge ;
Tiibingen ; graduated 1st class
classical tripos and proxime ac-
cessit for Chancellor's medals, 1874-
Elected Fellow and Dean of Peter-
house, 1877 ; ordained Deacon,,
Llo
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
1875; priest, 1876, by Bishop of
Chester; rector of Norton, Bury St.
Edmunds, 1878-84; S.P.G. Mission-
ary to Japan, 1874; Professor of
English, Keiogijuku College, Tok-
yo, 1885 ; Imperial Naval Academy,
1886; went to Canada, 1890, as
Professor of Classics at Trinity
College, Toronto, and Head-master
of Trinity College School ; returned
to Japan, 1893 and re-appointed to
Keiogijuku and Imperial Naval
College ; for several years President
<>f St. Paul's College, Tokyo; at
present lecturer in English at
Imperial University, Higher Com-
mercial School and Naval Aca-
demy; President, Asiatic Society
of Japan, 1904-5. Publications :
"Japanese Colloquial," " Kenshiu's
Vision." -'Imperial Songs" (being
translations of poems by Emperor
and Empress of Japan ), " Con-
fessions of a Husband." " Life of
Admiral Togo," " Buddhist Medita-
tions,' " The Gospel of the Four,"
Japanese problem play, and con-
tributions to the Asiatic Society's
Journal; joint editor of " Russia-
•Tapane.se War/' .4 d d r e s s : 26,
ligura RoAiichome, Tokyo, Japan.
LLOYD, J. J. (SINGAPORE), Auctioneer
and Valuer ; b. July 23, 1850; m.
April 10, 1877. Educ. : St. Michael's,
Chatham, Kent. Has been 3," years
in Far East ; now head of firm'
Powell and Co. Club : Singapore.
Address: 17 Raffles Place, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
LOCK, C. G. Warnford (SINOAPORE),
F.G.S., M.l.M.M. ; Consulting Min-
ing Engineer. Engaged in Mining
in Iceland, Austria, Hungary, Asia
Minor, British Columbia, S. Dakota,
U.S.A., California, New South
Wale;, Rhodesia and Malay Pen-
insula. Publications: " The Home
of the Eddas"; "Practical Gold
Mining"; "Gold Milling";
" The Miners' Pocket Book " ;
numerous monographs in Scientific
Societies transactions and technical
press. Address: Singapore, Straits
Settlements ; 93, Pitt St., Sydney,
N.S.W., Australia; c'o Charleton,
Dickinson and Co. 353, Mansion
House Chambers, London, E.G.
LOCKHART, James Haldene Stawart
(WKi-iui-WKM, C.M.G., F.R.G.S.,
M.R.A.S. ; H.M.'s Commissioner at
Wei-hai-wei since 19')2 ; b. May 20,
1858, at Ardsheal, Argyllshire, 4th
s. of Miles Lockhart (s. of James
Lockhart of Lanhams, Essex, and
Lord of the Manor of Marston and
Oving, Bucks), and of Anna R. C.
Stewart, d. of Major Stewart, 91st
Regiment, and niece of Charles
Stewart, late of Ardsheal, male
representative of the Stewarts of
Lome, Appin, and Ardsheal ; in.
1889, Edith Louise Rider, 2nd d.
of Alfred Hancock, Hongkong.
Educ. : King Willi.un's College,
Isle of Man. ; Watson's College,
Kdinburgh (gold medallist); Edin-
burgh University (Greek Medallist).
Appointed after competitive Ex.-i-
mination to Hongkong cadetship,
1878; attached to the Colonial
Office for one year, 1879; passed
cadet, 1882 ; Superintendent of
Opium Revenue, March, 1883; as-
sistant Colonial Secretary, and
assistant Auditor-General, Aug.,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Lorn
168;} ; acting Registrar - General,
1884-1885 ; Registrar-General, 18S7 ;
and Member of Legislative Council
1889; Member of Executive Council,
1891 ; Chairman Board of Examiners
in Chinese, 1891 ; ditto, Governing
Body, Queen's College, 1894 ; acting
Colonial Secretary, April, 1894;
Colonial Secretary and Registrar-
General, March, 1895 ; Special Coin-
irns.-ioner to report on the extension
of the Boundary of Hongkong,
1808; Representative of Great
Britain to delimit Boundaiies, for
both of which received thanks of
Secretary of State 1899 ; Commis-
sioner of Wei-liai-wei, since 1902;
carried on the negotiations relative
to the recession of Wei-hai-wei
with the Viceroy of Shantung, May,
19C6. Publications : Manual of
Chinese Quotations ; the Currency
of the Farther East. Recreations :
Rowing, golf, riding, numismatics,
folk-lore, the language and liter-
ature of China ; the history of
Biitish trade with the Far East,
and of the British Colonies. Clubs :
Royal Societies'; Hongkong; Ends
of the Earth, New York. Address:
Government House, Wei-hai-wei
China.
LOENHOLM, Prof. L. H. (TOKYO),
Professor at Imperial University ;
b. 1854. Joined Japanese Govern-
ment Service many years ago ;
translated into English. Japanese
Civil and Commercial Codes.
Decorations : Srd class of Sacred
Treasure and Rising Sun, Japan ;
3rd class of Crown, Germany ; Srd
class of Iron Crown, Austria; Order
de 1'Academie, and Order de
I'lnstruction Publique, France ;
Address: 1, Minami-cho, Shichi-
chome, Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan.
LOEW, Prof. Carl Benedict Oscar
(TOKYO), D.Ph., Prof. Agricul-
tural Chemistry ; b. April 2, 1844, at
Redwitz, Bavaria ; m. Olga Tarobi •
d. of Capt. H. Tarobi. Educ. :
Universities of Munich and
Leipzig. Took part in four scientific
expeditions to the S.W. States
of the Union (reports of
wh ieh were published by the
U.S. WarDept. Washington), 1873-
77, was later Doc-ent at University
of Munich ; Professor at Tokyo-
University, 1893-97; Expert of
Physiological Chemistry at U.S.
Dept. of Agriculture, 1898-1900;
Professor at Tokyo, 1901-G ; discove-
red a simple method of manu-
facturing formalin on a big scale
in 1883 and first observed its great
antiseptic properties. Decorations :
4th class, Order of Sacred Treasure,
Japan. Publications: "The
Physiological Role of M i n e r a 1
Nutrients," 1899; "The Energy of
Living Protoplasm," 1896; "Ein
Naturliches System der Giftwirk-
ungen," 1893 ; and numerous con-
tributions to scientific journals.
' Address: College of Agriculture,
Komaba, Tokyo, Japan.
LOMET, Henri (BAC-KAN), Resident ;
Administrator, 2nd class ; b. Sept.
13, 1858. Entered Indo-China Civil
Service, April 20, 1884 ; Administra-
tor 4th class, Jan. 12, 1892 ;
Administrator, Srd class, May 31,
1899 ; Administrator, 2nd class,
Jan. 1, 1903. Address : Bae-Kan,
ion WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
B:ic-Kan, Tonkin,
Province of
Iiulo-Cliina.
LONDON, Jonklieer J. (TOKYO), Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for the Nether-
lands and Sweden. Address :
Netherlands Legation, 1, Shiba
Kiridoshi, Tokyo, Japan.
LOOKER, Herbert William (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor ; partner of the
firm Messrs. Deacon, Looker, and
Deacon ; b. Dec. 2, 1871. Admitted
a solicitor, 1894 ; arrived Hongkong,
Dec. 16, 1895. Club: Hongkong.
Address: De.s Vteux lload, Hong-
kong.
LOOMIS, Rev. Henry (YOKOHAMA),
Clergyman; b. March 4, 1838; in.
March 6, 1872. Editc. : Hamilton
College ; Auburn Theological Sem-
inary. Enlisted in U.S. Army, 146
Begt. N. G. Vol., Aug., 1862; parti-
cipated in about 20 battles,
•wounded twice and was brevetted
for bravery and promoted from 3rd
Sergeant to Captain ; obtained dis-
charge, July, 1865; Missionary of
Presbyterian Board at Yokohama,
1872-98 ; since 1881, Agent for Japan
of American Bible Society. Ad-
dress : 223, Bluff, Yokohama, Japan.
LORIN, Albert (MYTHO), Resident;
Administrator, 1st class ; b. Feb. 1,
1863. Joined Indo - China Civil
Service, Sept. 1885 ; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, Jan. 1, 1895 ;
Administrator, 3rd class, July 1,
1896 ; Administrator, 2nd class, Aug.
2, 1900 ; Administrator, 1st class,
Jan. 1, 1904. Address : Mytho, Pro-
vince of Mytho, Cochin-China.
LORNIE, J. (BALIK BI-LAN), M.A.,
B.Sc. ; Acting District Officer.
Educ. : Edinburgh, Cadet, Straits
Settlements, Nov., 1899; passed
final examination in Malay, April,
1901 ; acting Head of Malay College,
Malacca, May, 1901 ; acting as-
sistant Registrar of Supreme Court,
and Magistrate and Sheriff, Malacca,
April, 1903 ; acting District Officer,
Penang, Jan., 1904 ; acting District
Officer, Balik Pulan, Penang, 1905.
Address: Balik Pulan, Penang,
Straits Settlemsnts.
LOURME, Joseph Ernest (HANOI),
Inspector General des Postes et des
Telegraphes, Directeur General; b.
Feb. 7, 1844. Entree 1'Administra-
tion, Nov. 16, 1884 ; Inspect o r -
General, O^t. 1, 1904. Decoration :
Officer de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
LOUVEL, Lieut. -Colonel J. E. (HANOI),
Commandant 3e Ten-it oire Mili-
taire et Cercles. Decoration :
Officier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
Chiua.
LOWE, Arthur Rylands (HONGKONG),
Chartered Accountant: b. Man-
chester, June 22, 1873. Ed»c. : The
Hulme Grammar School, Man-
chester. Articled to Messrs Parkin-
son, Mather & Co., C.A., Manches-
ter and London; from 1898 t<> 1;>^
with Messrs. Butterfield and
Swire ; now in practice as Charter-
ed Accountant, partner in firm
of Lowe and Bingham, of Hong-
kong and Shanghai ; secretary,
Hongkong General L'hamber <'<>;n-
2«>6
NYHO'S WHO IN THE FAR FAST JUNE 1906-7.
LUC
merce, Fire Assocn. of Hongkong,
and Fire Tariffs at Canton, Macao,
Kongmoon, Fatshan antl various
West River Ports. Clubs: Hong-
kong, Sports (London). Address:
St. George's Buildings, Hongkong.
LOWIS, Major Harry Elliott (HONG-
KONG), 119th Infantry; b. Sept. 9,
1864. Lieut. Indian S.C., April 1,
1889; Capt., Indian Army, May 9,
1896 ; Major, May 9, 1903. Address :
Military Headquarters, Hongkong.
LOWRY, Prof. George Davis N.
(PEKING), M.A., M.D.; Physician
and Surgeon; b. Dec. 21, 1867 ; in,
Aug., 1894. Ed tic. : Ohio Wesley an
University. Physician and Surgeon,
Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Pek-
ing, 1894 ; Professor of Surgery in
the Medical College of Peking Uni-
versity, 1893-19)6 ; Professor of
Surgery in Union Medical College,
Peking, 19;)6. Address: Peking,
China.
LOWRY, Rev. H. H. (PICKING), M.A.,
D.D. ; President of Peking Univer-
sity ; b. May 29, 1843, at Zanesville,
Ohio. U.S.A.; in. 1867, Parthenia
E. Nicholson. Educ: Ohio Wesley-
an University. Served as Volunteer
in American Civil War ; appointed
missionary of Methodist Episcopal
Church at Foochow, 1867 ; transfer-
red to I 'eking, 18(39 ; served as
Superintendent of Mission in
North China, 20 years ; was attack-
ed during coup d'etat, 1898, by mob
outside Peking and wounded ; was
in America during Boxer uprising
but returned immediately after
relief of Peking and assisted in
settling indemnity claims ; was
commended in a proclamation by
late Li Hung Chang for fairness in
arranging indemnity claims of
Christians and for losses of Mis-
sion and University ; proceeded
with rebuilding of Mission and
University in face of almost
universal scepticisin as to return
of Court and re-establishment of
capital at Peking. Address: Pek-
ing University, Peking, China.
LUARD, Commander Herbert Du C.
(HONGKONG), B.N. ; in command of
H.M. Sloop " Cadmus." Promoted
to present rank, Nov. 9, 1900 ;
appointed to command, April 13,
1904. Club: Hongkong. Ad<Ir<'*« :
H.M.S. " Cadmus," Hongkong.
LUCE, Louis Paul (HANG;), Inspector
Civil Service In do- China ; Member
of Cabinet ; b. April 19, 1856. En-
tered Civil Service, Indo-China,
Oct., 1889 ; 1st class, Oct. 11, 1889 ;
Inspector, Jan., 1900. Decoration:
Officier d'Academie. .1 </ </ /• <• * * :
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-l-hina.
LUCY, Dr. Sidney Berbert Reginald
(PKNANG), M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P.,
Loud. ; Colonial Surgeon
Resident ; b. July 1, 1868. District
Surgeon, Lower Perak, 1894 ;
District Surgeon, Telok Anson,
1895 ; acting State Surgeon, Perak,
1896; District Surgeon, Kuala Lum-
pur, 1897 ; acting Superintendent of
Prisons, Selangor, 1899; acting
State Surgeon, Selangor, 1900-1901 ;
Residency Surgeon, Pahang, 1900 ;
State Surgeon, Pahang, 1903 ;
Colonial Surgeon Resident, Pe-
na.ng, 1906. A d d r e s s : Penang,
1 Straits Settlements.
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LU CH'ITAN-LIN (PEKING), Officiating
President, Boant of Works ; native
of Cbihli ; metropolitan graduate,
1S62. Prefect, Lienchow, Kwang
tung, 1879; Taotai. Swatow, Sept.
1879; Judge, Fukien, March, 1880;
do., Szeclnvan May, 1881 ; Treasurer,
do., Sept., 18S1 ; Governor, Honan,
April, 1883; Governor, S lien si.
April, 1885; retired, Aug.. 1880;
Governor, Shensi. Jan., 1890;
Viceroy Szechwan, April, 1895 ;
vacated post, Sept., 1897 ; Officia-
ting President, Board of Works ;
Member of the Cabinet, 1895-6.
-LU HAI-HUAN (PEKING), President.
Board of War ; native of Chihli.
provincial graduate. Chief Sec-
retary, Tsnng-li Vamen ; Chang-
Chen Tao, Chinkiang, May, 1894;
Minister to Germany, June, 1897;
Reader, Grand Secretariat, Nov.,,,
1897 ; Director, Banqueting Couit,
O:-t., 1898; do., Court of Sacrificial
Worship, Jan., 1S99; Commissioner.
Office of Revision, July, 1899 ;
junior Vice-President. Board of
Civil Office, Nov.. 19ut) ; President,
Cens-.rate, Aug.. 19D1 ; Minister,
Board of Foreign Affairs, Nov.,
1901 ; President, Board of Works,
Feb., 1902 ; Commissioner for Treaty
Revision, 1902 ; Commercial Treaty
Commissioner and Plenipotentiary,
1935 ; President, Board of War. Jan.,
1906.
LU JUN-H3IANG (PEKING). President,
Board of Works ; native of Kiang-
su ; metropolitan graduate. 1874,
(optimus). Reader, Hanlin; Literary
Chancellor, Shantung, Sept., 1885;
Libationer, Imperial Academy,
Dec., 189-2 ; vacated post, 1895 ;
re- appointed Nov., it-.ts; sul."
Chancellor, ({rand Secretaiiat.
.June, 1899; Senior Vice-President.
Board of Ceremonies. Nov., UK MI ;
President, Censorate, Feb., 1902.
President, Board of Works, Jan.,
1900.
LU PAO-CHUNG (PEKING), Piesulent,
of Censorate; native of Kiangsn ;
metropolitan graduate, 1870 ; Sub-
Cliancellor.Grand Secretariat, Mar.,
1900 ; Junior Vice-President, Board
of War, spring, 1901 ; I.iterary
Chancellor, Peking, spring, 1901 ;
President of Censoiate, Jan.. 1908.
LU PEN-YUAN, General (CIIEKIAXCI.
Comniaiider-in-Chief ; native of Ar-
hwei ; C'»mmander-iii-Chief, Chih-
li, July, 1900; do., Chekiang. Aug..
1900 ; Order of Yellow Jacket, Jan.,
1902.
LUPTON, Harry (MALACCA), Acting
Superintendent of Works and
Surveys ; h. Aug. l:j, LS75. Appoint-
ed cadet in Straits Settlements
Civil Strvi.-e, Nov., 19.il ; acting
assistant Superintendent of Works.
Singapoie i:-M2 : assistant Supi'iin-
tenlent of Works, Malacca 1903:
acting !• uperintendent of Works
and Surveys. Malacca, since 1904.
A (hi n>x< : Malacca, Straits SettK -
ments.
LYLE, Thomas Harold (BANGKOK),
H.B.M. Vice-Consul. Appointed
Student Interpreter i:i Siam.
Mau-h 7, 189:; ; Is: ns>i<lan!, .Jan. 1.
1397 ; acting Consul at Caiengmai,
1396; assistant in charge at Nar,
1898 t » 1898; promoted Vice-Consul
at Bangkok. Oct. 1, 1902. Addreut :
H.B.M. Consulate, Bangkok. Siam.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUXEJ 11X0-7.
Lyo
LYONS, Captain Frederick (Hox«-
KO.\<;), Deputy Superintendent of
Police; /;. Dec. 26, 185o. Entered
army as 2nd Lieutenant, 1878;
retired as Captain, 1890 ; since then
. in reserve of officers : Assistant Su-
perintendent of Police, Singapore,
1891-3 ; Assistant Commissioner,
Perak Sikhs, 1893 ; subsequently
acted as Captain Superintendent of
Police and Piisons, Selangor, and
Deputy Superintendent of Police,
Perak; slightly wounded on chest
in an attack on rebels' stockade ;U
.It-ram Ampai, Pahang, 1894, a
bullet striking pocket book;
received thanks of Secretary of
State for Colonies, for share in
restoring order at Pahang ; ap-
pointed Deputy Superintendent of
Police, Hongkong, 1902 ; acting
Captain Superintendent, 1903-4.
Decorations: South African Medal
and clasp ; Egyptian Medal and
Khedive's star. Club*: Army and
Navy ; II o n g k o n g. Addi-e** :
Central Police Station, Hong-
kong.
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M
MAATH*>N, H. H. Sir Atonal S!iaa,
(PAHANG), K.O.M.G.; Sultan of Pa-
hang. Succeeded to throne by force
of arms about 1862-65, when title
was Wan Ahmad ; has reigned over
country ever since ; signed political
treaty with Great Britain about
1887. Address: Pahang, Federated
Malay States.
MA GARTH JR, James Duncan (LANG-
SUAN), M.I.M.E., M.T.K. and S.
( Scotland ) ; Consulting Engineer,
Managing Director, Langsuan Tin
Mining Co., Ltd. ; m. Margaret
Amiie De Suffren Moclachlau.
Educ. : Tjtin Royal Academy,
Glasgow ; West of Scotland
Technical College. Formerly part-
ner, Mackay and Macarthur,
consulting engineers, Bangkok ;
now Director, Mackay and Mac-
arthur, Ltd. Publications : Paper
on Marine Engine Shafting ; Paper
on Comparison between Perfor-
mances of two Steamships (Denny
Gold Medal ). Club : Bangkok
United. Address: Langsuan, Siam.
MACBEAN, William SINGAPORE),
Underwriter, Agent Union Insur-
ance Society of Canton and
Singapore ; b. Sept. 21, 1853, at
Leghorn, Italy, e. s. of late M. P.
Macbean, H.B.M. Vice - Consul,
Leghorn ; TO. Annie C. A. Fisher,
2nd d. of late Lieut.-Colonel A. A.
Court Fisher, B.E., C.B. Educ. :
Ewart High School, Wigtonshire,
N.B. ; Edinburgh Collegiate, etc.
Was in business in L-mdn, 1870-84 ;
Assistant Treasurer and Auditor
General, Government of British
North Borneo ; assistant Post-
master General, Penang, 1886 ;
Chief Assistant and acting Secre-
tary, Straits Insurance Co., Ltd.,
Straits Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,
1837-92; Agent and lo^al Minager
Straits Insurance Co., Ltd., Straits
Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Com-
mercial Union Assurance C)., Ltd.,
Hongkong, 1892-97 ; Agent Union
Insurance Society of C -in ton, Ltd.,
at Singapore since 1837. dirts:
Junior Athenaeum, London ; Shang-
hai ; Singapore. Aidrsss : 6, Collyer
Quay, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
MACDONALD, Sir Claude M. (TOKYO),
K.C.B., K.C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Ambas-
sador; b. June 12, 1852, s. of late
Major General J. D. MacDonald;
m. 1892, Ethel, d. Major W. Cairns
Armstrong, 15th Regt. Educ. : Up-
pingham College; Royal Military-
College, Sandhurst.- Entered 74th
Highlanders, March 16, 1872 ; Cap-
tain, Feb. 12, 1831 ; Major (Brevet),
210
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Mac
Nov. 18, 1882 ; served throughout
Egypt iau Campaign of 1882, and
through Suakin Expedition of 1884-
1885, as a Volunteer with 42nd
Highlanders ; employed on Special
Service in Egypt, from Feb. 13,
1883, to June 21, 1887 ; attached by
War Office to Agency, Cairo, from
1832 to 1887 ; retired from Army,
March 25, 1896 ; Acting Agent and
Consul-General, Zanzibar, from July
16, 1887, to March 21, 1888; ap.
pointed Commissioner on West
Coast of Afiica, Dec. 15, 1888;
proceeded on Special Mission to
Niger Territories, June, 1889 ; sent
to Berlin with reference to delimi-
tation of boundary between Oil
Rivers Protectorate, and Colony of
Cameroons ; Commissioner and
Consul-General in Oil Rivers (now
Niger Coast) Pi-otectorate and
adjoining Native Territories ; Con-
sul to Island of Fernando Po ;
Consul in the Cameroons, Jan. 1,
1891 ; Minister to China and Corea,
Jan 1, 1896 ; was at Peking during
Siege and commanded Legation
defenders, 1900 ; Minister to Japan
and Consul-General in Japan, Oct.
26, 1930; promoted Colonel (Reserve
of Officers) ; British Ambassador at
Tokyo, 1905. Decorations : Egyptian
Medal with three Clasps; Khedive's
Star ; 4th class of the Osmanieh ;
Jubilee Medal ; China Medal and
Clasp ; Coronation Medal ; 2nd
class of Rising Sun. Clubs: St.
James ; Junior United Service ;
Tokyo. Address: H.B.M. Embassy,
Tokyo, Japan.
MACDONALD, Donald (HONGKONG),
M.I.C.E.; Engineer-in-Chief, Quarrr
Bay Shipyard ; b. September 5, 1865.
Ed uc. : Glasgow, graduated
Glasgow University. Built Blythe
dry dock and other large docks in
north of England ; in charge of
three sections Admiralty works,
Dover, 1897-1901 ; arrived in Hong-
kong, 1901 ; Captain of Hongkong
Volunteers. Clubs: Hongkong,
Jockey, Golf, Cricket, etc. Ad-
dress : Hongkong.
MACDONALD, Rev. Roderick John
Johnstme (Wucnow), M.D., M.A.
and C.M. ; Missionary and
Physician; b. 1859; m. 1892, Mar-
garet Ellen Corderoy. Educ. :
Woodhouse Grove School^
Middlesex Hospital ; Edinburgh
University. Was at Wesleyan Me-
dical Mission, Fatehan Hospital,
1884; Chui Chan Fu Dispensary,
1887; Fatshan Hospital, 1893;
Wuchow, 1897 ; appointed Medical
Officer of I.M.O. and Surgeon to
H.B.M. Consulate and Gaol, 1903.
Address: Wesleyan Mission House,
Wuchow, West River, South China.
MACDOWELL, Dr. Donald Keith
(SINGAPORE), C.M.G. (1901) ; Prin-
cipal Civil Medical Officer, Straits
Settlements. Principal Medical
Officer of West African Field
Force ; accompanied Ashanti Ex-
pedition, 1900, in that capacity ;
Principal Civil Medical Officer,
Straits Settlements, since March,
1903. Club: Singapore. Address:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
MACEY, Paul Joseph Julten (LAOS),
Resident ; Administrator, 2nd
class; 6. Feb. 12, 1852. Adminis-
trator, 4th class, July I, 1894 ; Ad-
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miaistrator, 3rd class, Oct. 2o,
1898 ; Administrator. 2ml class,
Jan. 1, 1004. Address : Laos ;
Judo-China.
MACFARLANE, Dr. Harold (HONG-
KONG), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Edin. :
Assistant Medical Officer of
Health; b. July 15, 1876. Arrived
in Hongkong, Sept.. 1903. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Kowloon,
Hongkong.
MACFAYDEN, Eric (Kuu,\ LUMPUR),
B.A., Oxford; acting assistant
Secretary to British Resident ; l>.
Feb. 9, 1879. Edttc. : Clifton College
and Wadham College. Was in South
Africa with Imperial Yeomanry
1900 ; Federated Malay States Civil
Service as Cadet, Selangor, Jan.,
.1903; acting assistant District
Officer, Kuala Selangor, April, 1904 .
acting Assistant Secretary to Resi-
dent, Kuala Lumpur, 1906. Decora-
tion: South African Medal with
three^ bars. A d d re s s : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
MACGILLIVRA Y, Rev. Donald
(SHANGHAI), M.A., B.D., Mission-
ary ; b. 1862; in. Miss Bovey, Bovey
Tracey, Devon, England. Educ. :
Goderick High School and Knox
College and Toronto University,
Canada ; Gold Medallist in classics,
at Toronto University ; numerous
other prizes and scholarships in
Arts and Theology. Pioneer to
Houan in 1888 for Canadian Pres-
byterian Church ; suffered as result
of rioting several times ; in 1899
came to Shanghai as co-worker
with Dr. Timothy Richard, D.D.,
in the Christian Literature Society
for China where has since remained.
Publication*: Mandarin- Roma-
nised Dictionary of Chinese, and
many works in Chinese. Address :
44, Boone Road, Shanghai, China.
I MA CHIN-HSU, Admiral (FVKIKN),
native of Anhwei. Brigade General,
Huai-Yang, Kianghui, 1904 ; acting
Commander-in-Chief of n aval
forces, Fukien, March, 1906.
MACHLE, Edward Charles (CAN-
TON), M.D. ; Medical Missionary ;
b., May 3, 1859 Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S.A. ; m. 1889, Ella May Wood,
d. of late Howard Wood. Educ. :
Cinti. Public School ; Wooster
University ; Jefferson Medical
College, Phila., Ta.? 1889.
Acted as temporary ship's surgeon
on board the Corvette " Alliance,"
plying between the waters
of Hongkong, and Yokohama,
Japan, in the summer of 1890 ;
located at Lienchau, Kwangtung
Province, China, sent by A. P.M. ;
was present terrible massacre and
destruction of Mission on Oct. 28,
1905 ; when wife and daughter were,
with other missionaries, killed by
Chinese ; proposed for service in
Iloilo, Philippine Islands, 1906,
Publications : Catechisms in Hakka
and Classical Book on Table of
arteries, veins and nerves, in
Chinese. Address: Canton, China..
MACINTYRE. D. C. (PKNANG), Har-
bour Master, Sept., 1S93. Address:
Penang, Straits Settlements.
MACIVER. Rev. Donald (WUKINGFU),.
M.A., Aberdeen; missionary; I>.
Oct. 10, 1S52 at Ross-shire, Scot-
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1906-7.
Mad
land; m. Elizabeth, (/. of Geo.
Murray, Edinburgh. Educ.: Inver-
ness Royal Academy ; Aberdeen
University. Publications : Hakka
Index, 1904 ; Hakka - English
Dictionary, 1905. Address : Wu-
kingfu, Swatow.
MACKENZIE, Alexander (HONG-
KONG), Manufacturer's Represen-
tative. Has been local represen-
tative of firm of Arthur and Co.
(Export) Ltd. of Glasgow, London,
Leeds, etc., since 1896. Address:
Hongkong.
MACKINNON, Lewis Arthur
Ranking (AMOY), Assistant, and
Postal Agent for Great Britain,
H.B.M. Consular Service. Appoint-
ed Student Interpreter in China,
Sept. 24, 1895; acting Vice-Consul
at Canton, 1903 to 1904; Assistant
and Postal Agent for Great Britain
at Amoy, 1906. Address: H.B.M.
Consulate, Amoy, China.
MACKRAY, William Henderson
(TAMPIN), Federated Malay States
Civil Service ; b. Nov. 11, 1877.
Appointed cadet, Negri Sembilan,
Nov., 1901 ; acting Assistant Collec-
tor of Land Revenue, Seremban.
Aug., 1902 ; passed in Malay, 1903 ;
acting Assistant District Officer,
Tarn pin, June, 1903 ; acting Assis-
tant Collector of Land Revenue,
Seremban, Nov., 1903; passed in
Law, 1904; acting Inspector of
Schools, Nov., 1904; acting Assis-
tant District Officer, Tampin, 1906.
Address : Tampin, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
MACLAREN, James Waddell Boyd
(SINGAPORE), M.I.C.E. ; Civil En-
gineer ; b. April 14, 1863. Educ. :
Edinburgh Collegiate School.
Clubs : Thatched House and Sports,
L o n d o n . A ddreas : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
MACRAY, H. A. J. (SHANGHAI), Man-
ager of Dodwell and Co., Ltd.
Club: Shanghai. Address: 1, Can-
ton Road, Shanghai, China.
MACWILLIE, Dr. John (WUCHANG),
M.D., C.M. ; Physician ; b. Feb. 12,
1872 ; »i. Lottie L. McMorran,
Oct. 23, 1902. Educ. : Trinity
University, Toronto, Canada ;
came to China as a Missionary hi
1902 ; commenced medical work in
Changsha, Hunan, in 1902; had
charge of St. James Hospital,
Nganking, Anhwei, 1903-05; while
there organized the first Ambulance
Coi-ps in the Chinese Army ; in 1905
took charge of St. Peter's Hospital,
Wuchang, Hupeh. Address:
American Church Mission, Wu-
chang, China.
MADDEN, Rev. Milton Bolivar
(SEX DAI), M.A.; Missionary ; b. July
20, 1869; m. Feb. 1, 1894, Maude
Whitmore. Educ. : Bethany College,
B.A., "Magna Cum Laude," 1895;
M.A., 1898; Chicago University,
1902-03. Has been a Missionary in
Japan since 1895; Secretary and
Treas., Japan, Mission, Ch. of
Christ. Publications: Edited " Bible
Way," 1899-1902. Address : Sendai,
Japan.
MADDOCKS, William Edward
(MALACCA), Harbour Master; &.
May 8, 1873. Chief Officer, Colonial
213
WHO'S WHO m THE FAR EAST (JUNK) 1006-7.
steamer " Sea Belle," 1901 ; Harbour
Master, Malacca, 1901 ; Acting Com-
mander, Colonial steamer, 1902 ;
acting Deputy Master Attendant,
Singapore, 1903; Harbour Master,
Malacca, 1904. Address: Malacca,
Straits Settlements.
MADELEY, Rev. Frank (SAN GUAN
HSIEN), M.A. ; Missionary, Baptist
Missionary Society, England ; b.
May 28, 1870 ; m. Sept. 15, 1904, F. D.
Nowell, Paignton, Devon. Ediic. :
King Edward VI High School,
Birmingham (Foundation Scholar-
ship) ; London University. Was in
China year of Boxer outbreak when
Governor Tuan Fang saved lives of
all missionaries in Shensi ; was
student of Bristol Baptist College,
1893-97 ; is actively engaged in mis-
sionary work in San Guan Hsien
district, which has 754 Church
members, the greatest number in
Shensi province. Publications:
" The Value of a Tone Eschatology,"
1904; "The Eight Signs of John's
Gospel : A Study in Parallelism " (in
preparation). Address: c/o The
Agent, China Inland Mission, Han-
kow, China.
MAHE, Georges Marie Joseph (LAOS),
Inspector, Civil Service Indo-China,
Resident Superior, Laos ; b. April
14, 1860. Entered Civil Service Indo-
China, April 25, 1883 ; 3rd class Ad-
ministrator, Aug., 18S9; 2nd class,
Aug., 1893; 1st class, Aug., 1896;
Inspector, Jan., 1902. Decoration :
Officier d'Academie. Address: Laos,
Indo-China.
MAIN, Dr. David Duncan (HANG-
CHOW), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.E., 1881,
M.B.G.P., 1902, F.R.'J.P.E., 1905 ; b.
1856, m. Florence Nightingale
Smith, d. of late D. Diugwall
Smith, Edinburgh, and a, d. of late
Alex. McVicor, post captain R.N.
Educ. : Edinburgh. Medical Mis-
sionary in charge of C.M.S. Hang-
chow Hospital and Medical Train-
ing College, since 1881 ; surgeon to
I.M. Customs. Publications: Whit-
las Dictionary, Playfair's Midwifery,
Cheyne's Wounds, Abscesses, and
Ulcers, etc., in Chinese. Decoration
Order of 5th Button. Address :
Hangchow, China.
MAITLAND, Francis (HONGKONG),
Merchant, b. May 21, 1865; m. Nov.,
1901, Alice Stopani. Educ. : Private
Schools. Arrived in Colony, April
12, 1887. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: Alexandra Building, Hong-
kong ; " Nettlewood," Robinson
Road, Hongkong.
MAITLAND, F. J. (SHANGHAI), Mer-
chant. Senior partner, Maitland
and Co., Ltd. ; proprietor of
"Shanghai Times" and "Sport
and Gossip." Address : 4, Hankow
Road, Shanghai, China.
MAKING, Nobuaki (TOKYO), Minister
of Education ; b. Oct., 1861, *. of
late Okube, prominent statesman.
Secretary of Foreign Office, 1889;
Private Secretary of Prime Minis-
ter (Marquis Ito), 1888; local;
Governor, 1891-1892; Vice-Minister
of Education, 1892; Minister at
Rome, 1897 ; Minister at Vienna
until Feb., 1906, when was appoint-
ed to present position. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
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Mar
MA LUNG, General (ULIASUT'AI),
nalivo of Manchuria. Appointed
Governor, 1901; Tartar General,
Uliasut'ai (N. W. Mongolia), July,
1905.
HANN, Rev. Aitlmr S. (SHANGHAI),
B.A., B.D. ; Professor of New
Testament Exegsis, St John's
College, Shanghai ; b. Aug. 18, 1878.
Educ. : Private Schools ; Buffalo
High School ; Yale University (B.
A. 1899); General Theological
Seminary (B.D. 1902) ; travelled in
Europe after graduation ; ordained
Deacon of Protestant Episcopal
Church in May, 1902 ; Curate at St.
Paul's, Rochester, 1902-3 ; ordained
Priest, Dec., 1904 ; came to China,
1904 ; Secretary of Yale Association
of China ; Editorial Secretary of
Educational Association of China.
Club : American University, Shang-
hai. Recreations: Yale Track
Team, 1898 ; tennis championship
at Kanuzawa, Japan, 1905. Ad-
dress : St. John's College, Shanghai.
MANN, Rev. John Charles (NAGASAKI),
M.A. ; Minister and Missionary ; b.
Feb. 6, 1880, at Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Educ.: Glasgow University and Rid-
ley Hall ; Cambridge, 1900, 2nd class
honours in Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy. Ordained in
1903; curate of St. Luke's Maid-
stone, Kent, 1903 ; appointed to
Nagasaki under Church Missionary
Society, 1905. Club : Nagasaki,
Address: 10, Deshima, Nagasaki.
Japan.
MANSFIELD, Robert William (CAN-
TON), C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Consul ; b.
Sept. 16, 1850, *. of Rev. J. Mans-
field, Rector of Blundford, St,
Mary's, Dorsetshire, and Emily
Ze Poer Trench ; m. 1878, Marie
Therese, d. of Comte Cahonet
de Maiolles. Educ.: Cheltenham
College. Entered Consular Service
in China, 1870; acting Vice-Consul
at Pagoda Anchorage, acting Consul
at Foochow, Swatow, Wuhu, ( hin-
Kiang ; Consul at Chung-King, 1891,
but did not proceed; acting assis-
tant Judge and Consul at Shanghai ;
transferred to Wenchow, 1893;
acting Consul at Foochow 1893-1895 ;
proceeded to Kutien to inquire
into the massacre of eleven mis-
feionaiiee, 1895 ; transferred to
Wuhu, 1896, but did not proceed ;
was again actirg Assistant Judge
and Consul and later acting Consul-
General at Shanghai ; Consul at
Amoy, 19C5-6; appointed Consul at
Canton, 1906. Recreations : Riding,
shooting. Club: Thatched Hou.se.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Can-
ton, China.
MAO CH'ING-FAN (CHJHLI), Taotai;
native of Kiangsu. Superintendent,
Kiangnan arsenal, 1903 ; Yung-ting-
ho Tao, Chihli, Aug., 1S04 ; « hing-i-
Shih Tao, Hupei, Jan., 1905; Yung-
ting Ho Taotai, Chihli, April, 1905.
MARKS, Oliver (SINGAPORE), Secre-
tary to High Commissioner, Fede-
rated Malay States, and Private
Secretary to Governor, Straits
Settlements; b. Sept. 10, 1866; m.
Feb. 1, 1905 ; Violet Catherine, e. d.
of Hon. Alex Murray, Colonial
Engineer, Straits Settlements. Su-
perintendent Government Plan-
tations, Perak, March, 1891; 2nd
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST MUM:) 1906-7.
class Magistrate 1S94 ; acting as-
sistant Magistrate, Kinta, 1894;
assistant Magistrate, Kinta, 1896 ;
acting assistant Secretary to Govt.,
Perak, 1896; 1st class Magistrate,
1898; assistant Secretary to Re-
sident General, Federated Malay
States, 1898; has held piesent
position since Aug., 1£03. Clubs:
•Spoils, London; all local. Re-
creations: Cricket and Golf. Ad-
dress: Government House, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
MARQUES, AugU£.to Oscar (MACAO),
Teacher of Chinese language in
Central School ; b. May 2, 1853 ; )/?.
Leopoldina Matthilde Reinalda
Tales. Educ. : St. Joseph's College,
Macao. Secretary and Interpreter
to Portuguese Consul General
(Senior Consul), Shanghai, 1898-1901;
during Boxer troubles was entrust-
ed with all correspondence between
Consular Body p. ml Chinese
authorities, and received official
letter of thanks from Consular
Body ; 2nd Chinese Interpreter and
assistant Chief of " Reparticao do
Kxpedianti Sinico." Club : Macao.
Address: No. 1, Largs de Camoes,
Macao.
MARQUES, Dr. Lcurenco Pereira
( MACAO ), F.R.A.M. ( Ireland ) ;
L.R.C.P. (Ireland) ; Physician ; 6. in
Camoes Garden, Macao, s. of late
Commander Lourenco Marques.
Educ.: Royal College of St. Joseph,
Macao ; Lisbon ; Dublin. In 1898
gratuitously assisted Government
to cope with bubonic plague
epidemic ; has on other occasions
rendered free service to Govern-
ment ; formerly in Civil Sen-ice of
Hongkong, retired on pension,
1890 ; Fellow of Royal Geographical
Society of Lisbon. Decorations:
Commander of Military Order of
Christ ; Knight of Tower and
Swoid of Portugal. Publications
Numerous essays and articles.
Clnb : Macao. Address : No. 3,
Pr.ica de Luiz de Camoes, Macao.
MARQUIS, Marie Gaston (SAIGON),
Resident ; Administrator, 1st class;
b. July 9, 1854. Joined Indo-China
Civil Service, Nov. 1, 1873; Ad-
ministrator, 4th class, Nov. 1, 1873;
Administrator, 3rd class, Jan. 1,
1875 ; Administrator, '2nd class,
April 29, 1877 ; Administrator, 1st
class, Jan. 1, 1885; Decoration :
Officier d' Academic. Address: Sai-
gon, Cochin-China.
MARRIOTT, H. ( PEXAXIA ), B.A. ;
Straits Settlements Civil Service.
Educ.: Cambridge University; 1st
class, Mathematical Tripos. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, Nov., 1896;
acting Srd Magistrate, Singapore,
May, 1897 ; passed final examina-
tion in Malay, May, 1898 ; District
Officer, Malacca, Feb., 1899; acting
2nd Magistrate, Singapore, Feb.,
1902; appointed to class IV., Sept.,
1903; acting 2nd Magistrate, Pe-
nang, July, 1904. Address: Pe*
nang, Straits Settlements.
MARRIOTT, Dr. Oswald (HONGKONG),
L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. ; b. Lond., Dec.
30, 1874. Educ. : Dulwich College,
and University of London ; profes-
sional study and training at Guy's
Hospital (Lond). After holding all
ordinary students' appointments at
Guy's H o s p i t a 1 held post of
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Mar
<'hemieal Assistant, ami later
House Surgeon; appointed House
Physician to Dreadnought Seaman's
Hospital, Greenwich, 1900 ; in 1902
resigned appointment to come to
Hongkong. Recreations: Riding,
tennis, cycling, swimming, reading.
Club: Hongkong. Address; Hong-
kong.
MARSHALL, Frederick Brougham
(AMOV), Merchant ; b. Yokohama,
Japan, Jan. £1, 1864; in. Violet
Walton, at Foochow, Feb. 25, 1895.
Educ. : Grange School, Ewell,
Surrey. Clubs: Constitutional and
Thatched House, Lond. ; Hong-
kong. Address: Amoy, China. -
MARTEN, Richard (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant ; b. Dec. 18, 1869. Came to the
East in 1878 for Arnhold Karberg
and Co., and in 188C joined Radecker
and Co. as managing partner in
Hongkong. Club : G e r m a n i a.
A ddress : Hongkong.
MARTIN, Dr. Paul Z. (KOBE), M.I). ;
b. Dec. 25, 1856. Educ. : Armenian
College, Calcutta. Club : Shinko.
Ad-dress : 27 Sannomiyacho, 3
chome, Kobe, Japan.
MARTIN, William (HANKOW), Consul-
General for the U.S. of America.
MARTIN, Dr. W. A. P. (WUCHANG),
D.D., LL.D. ; President of Viceroy's
University, Wuchang, China ; b
April 10, 1827, Livonia, Indiana.
Educ. : Indiana State University ;
Presbytery Theologian Seminary,
Arrived in China, 1850 ; stationed as
Missionary at Ningpo ; went as
Interpreter with U.S. Minister,
Beid, to Tientsin, where new
treaties were made after storming
of forts by British and French,
1858; Avent with U.S. Minister,
Ward, to Peking ; witnessed defeat
of Allies at Taku, 1859 ; accomp-
anied Mr. Ward to Japan, then
under Shogun ; made President
and Professor of International
Law in Imperial College, Peking,
1867 ; held position 25 years, and
resigned on account of health,
1898 ; appointed, by Imperial
Decree, President of New Uni-
vrsity ; in Siege of Peking
shut up eight weeks in H.B.M.
Legation, 1900. Publieat ions : In
Chinese : Evidences of Christianity;
Natural Philosophy ; Mathematical
Physics ; Mental Philosophy, with
preface by Li Hung Chang ; Trans-
lations of four Text-books of
International Law, Wheton, Wool-
say, Bluntschli, and Hall; In
English : A Cycle of Cathay ; The
Lore of Cathay; The Siege of
Peking; Chinese Legends and other
poems. Recreation : Verse-making.
Address: c/o Mission Press, Shang-
hai, China.
MARTIN, Zacharia Martin (KOBE) ,
Import and Export Merdhant and
Commission Agent ; b. June 8, 1848.
Educ. : Calcutta University. Start-
ed business in 1863 and was first
person to import curios in bulk from
Japan into Calcutta ; doing business
all over the world in rice, silk and
Japanese curios ; Captain C.V.B.
Clubs : Shinko (Kobo) ; Armenian
Club, Calcutta. Address : Kobe,
Japan.
MARTY, A. P. (HONGKONG), Merchant ;
Consul for Spain. Address : 14, Des
Vo3tix Road Central, Hongkong.
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MASAO, Toklchi (BANGKOK,) LL.D. ;
Legal Adviser to Siamese Govern-
ment ; Judge of Supreme Court of
Appeal ; b. Nov. 17, 1870 ; at Ozu,
lyo, Japan; m. Nov. 4, 1898,
Mitsuko, d. of Baron Kuki, Privy
Councillor, Educ. : Waseda Uni-
versity, Tokyo ; Yale University,
U.S.A.; LL.B. (1st in class) 1895;
LL.M., cum laude, Yale University,
1896 ; D.C.L., cum laude, Yale Uni-
versity, 1897 ; LL.D., given by
Imperial University, Tokyo, 1903.
Is at present Legal Adviser to
Siamese Government, appointed
1897 ; Judge of Supreme Court of
Appeals, appointed, 1900 ; on Com-
mission on codification of Siamese
laws, appointed, 1S98 ; Vice- Pre-
sident of Siam Society since 1905.
Decoration* : Knight Commander
of Order of White Elephant. Pub-
lications: Civil Code of Japan ;
Draft Law of Siamese Partnerships
and Companies, etc. Club : Nippon,
Tokyo. Address: Bangkok, Siam.
MASON, James Scott (RAUB), Fede-
rated Malay States Civil Service; b.
March 31, 1873; ?n. June 23, 1904,
Mabel Kuth, d. of late Rev. John
Metcalfe, M.A., of York. Educ. :
Manchester Grammar School;
Brasenose College, Oxford. Cadet,
Perak Civil Service, Nov. 6, 1896 ;
acting Collector of Land Revenue,
Batang Padang, May, 1897 ; acting-
assistant District Magistrate, Tan-
jong Malim, Aug. 25, 1897 ; passed
final examination in Malay, March
29, 1898 ; acting Collector of Land
Revenue, Matang, April 1, 1898;
acting assistant Magistrate and
Collector of Land Revenue, Krian,
I also acting Indian Immigration
Agent, etc., Dec. 4, 1898; parsed
final law examination, Jan. 11.
1899 ; commended by Perak Govern-
ment for services in connection
with Krian Smallpox Riots, March,
1899; acting Collector, Land Re-
venue, Lower Perak, March 19,
1899; appointed assistant Disliict
Officer, Ranb, Paharg, Jan. 1, 19CO :
on Raub being made Sepaiate
district was appointed District
Officer, Jan. 1, 1902 ; pa sred bonus
examination in Tamil, April l£«
1902; appointed District Officer,
Jelebu, Negri Sembilan, Oct. 1,
1905, but continued to act as
District Officer, Raub. Club:
Sports. Address: Raub, Pahang
Federated Malay States.
I MASUDA, T ok a Shi (TOKYO), Mer-
chant ; b. at Sado in 1848. Joined
Mitsui Bussan Company in 1876.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MASUJIMA, Rckuichiro (TOKYO),
LL.D. ; Solicitor ; b. June, 1857, at
Hakone. Educ : University ; Middle
Temple, Lor don. A ddrex* : Tokyo.
Japan.
'
| MATSUDA, Masahisa (TOKYO).
Minister of Justice; b. April, 1845,
at Saga. Educ : France. Once Pre-
sident of the Kagoshima Higher
School; elected M.P., 1890; maue
Financial Minister in Okina-Itagaki
Coalition Ministry, 1895 ; Minister
of Education in Ito Ministry, 1900-
1901 ; President of the Lower House
1904 ; appointed Minister of Justice
in Saionji Cabinet, 1906. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
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BCat
MATSUDAIRA, Baron Mosanao
(TOKYO), Member of House of
Peers; b. Feb., 1844, at Fukui.
Governor of Miyagi-ken, Kuma-
tn o t o • K e n and several other
prefectures ; twice Vice-Minister of
Home Affairs; represented Japan
at St. Louis Exhibiton as Vice-
Chairman; cr Baroii, 1900. Address;
Tokyo, Japan.
MATSUKATA, Count Masayoshi,
(TOKYO), G.C.M.G., D.C.L., Oxford ;
President of Red Cross Society of
Japan, and Privy Councillor; 6.
1835, at Kagoshima, s. of a samurai
of Satsuma Clan ; m. 1860, d.
(present countess) of a samurai of
the same Clan. Ednc. : Received
military and literary education
such as was common in the Satsuma
Clan ; received naval training from
foreigners in Nagasaki. Served as
Chamberlain to the Lord of Satsuma
Clan ; took part in political move-
ment which resulted in the over-
throw of Shogunate ; appointed a
local governor at the time of Res-
toration ; e n g a g e d in financial
administration of the central'
Government, and directed efforts
to facilitate and encourage agricul-
tural and industrial enterprises;
had a share in carrying out the
Laud Tax Reform ; visited Europe
as President of Japanese Section of
the Paris Exposition of 1878 ;
appointed Minister of Home Affairs,
1880 ; Minister of Finance, 1881 ; the
redemption of inconvertible notes
was the most important work
accomplished during more than ten
years' service as Minister of
Finance ; was created Count, 1884 ;
Prime Minister (continuing at the
same time to hold the portfolio of
Finance), 1891-1892; again appointed
Minister of Finance, 1895, but
resigned soon afterwards : Prime
Minister and Minister of Finance
1896; resigned, 1898; Minister
of Finance from Oct.," 1898, to
Oct., 1000; post-bellum financial
administration and the adoption
of the gold standard (for which
has bean mainly responsible)
have been the most important
incidents in the internal history
of Japan in recent years ; visited
Europe and America, 1902 ; Hon.
D. C. L. Oxford, 1902; both of
present positions sine*1 1903 i
accorded by the Emperor the same
consideration as Prime Minister of
State, in recognition of pasts
services. Publications ; Report on
the Adjustment of Paper Currency
(in Japanese) ; History of National
Debts in Japan (translated into
English) ; Report on the Adoption
of the Gold Standard in Japan
(translated into English) ; Report
on the post-bellum Financial
Administration in Japan (trans-
lated into English) ; Notice histori-
que sur la Reforme de 1'Impot
f orcier au Japan (written in
French). Recreations : Collection
of pictures and other artistic
objects ; horse-riding. Address?
Mita, Jokpo, Japan.
MATSUMURA, Ninzo (TOKYO), Pro-
fessor, -Tokyo University ; b. Oet,
1856, at Hitachi. Educ. : Germany,
Profeseor of Imperial University,
Tokyo, since 1889 ; Scientist and
botanist. Address: Tokyo, Japan..
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (.TUNE) 1000-7.
JVTATSUO, Shinzen (TOKYO), Governor
of Bank of Japan, Member of
House of Peers; b. Feb., 1843, at
Uwajima. For some years Director
of the Financial Bureau of
Treasury ; appointed to present
position, 1903. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
MATSUOKA, Koki (TOKYO), Minister
of Agriculture and Commerce ;
Member of House of Peers ; b. at
Tokushima, June, 1816. Appointed
President of Tokyo Appeal Court.
1890 ; Procurator - General, 1892 ;
Vice-Minister of Home Affairs, 1894
and 1898; President of Court of
Administrative Litigation. 1898 ; ap-
pointed to present post, 1906.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MATTHEWSON, Rev. Wesley F.
(OsvKA), Minister of the Gospel; b.
Sept. 12, 18G8, *. of a Free Methodist
Minister, Rev. A. B. Matthewson,
of New York ; in. Aug. 22, 1894,
Minnie D. Wright, a successful
teacher in Michigan Schools.
Edd.e.: at Seminaries in Spring
Arbor, Michigan ; North Chili, New
York ; graduated from Spring
Arbor, Michigan, 1890. Entered
Ministiy in 1894; ordained in 1897
and 1898 ; elected Member of Free
Methodist General Conference in
1902 ; elected Superintendent of
Japan Mission Free Methodist
Church, 1902. Address : Tennoji,
Osaka, Japan.
MATTOX, Rev. Elmer L. (HANG-
CHOW), M.A. ; Minister and Mis-
sionary of the Presbyterian Church
of U.S.A. ; b. March 3, 18G9 ;
in. April 18, 1893, Emma Edna
King. Educ. : Parsons College,
Iowa; McCormick Theological
Seminary, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
Arrived in China, Oct., 1894; teacher
in the Hangchow Presbyterian
College, since 1894. Address :
Presbyterian College, Hangchow,
China.
MA WEI-CHI, General (SZECIIWAN),
Commander -in -Chief; native of
Yunnan. Brigade General, Ch'ao-
chou, Kwangtung ; Commander-in-
Chief, Szechwan, July, 1902; com-
manded expedition to Tibet to
avenge murder of assistant Im-
perial Resident in spring, 1905;
rewarded with brevet button, pre-
mier military rank, 1905.
MAXWELL, Charleton Neville
(PKKAX), Acting District Officer ; b.
June 22, 1892. Private Secretary to
Governor of Straits Settlements,
1893 ; Junior Officer, Selangor, Feb.,
1894 ; acting 2nd assistant District
Officer, Ulu Selangor, April, 1894;
Transport Officer, June, 1894 ; acting
assistant District Officer, Kuala
Lumpur, June, 1895 ; ditto, Sungei,
Bes, Jan., 1896; acting assistant
Government Secretary, Oct., 1893;
acting District Officer, Ulu Selangor,
Dec., 1893; assistant Auditor,
April, 1897 ; acting assistant Dis-
trict Officer, Sungei Bes, May, 1897 ;
acting District Officer, Kuala
Langat, Sept., 1897 ; 2nd Magi-
strate, Kuala Lumpur, and acting
assistant District Officer, Sungei
Bes, Jan., 1899 ; acting Registrar of
Courts, Nov., 1901 ; acting District
Officer Kuala Pilah, Negri Sem-
bilan, May, 1902; District Officer,
Kuala Langat, Selangor, Jan.,
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AYHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Mar
1903;* Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Mar., 1904; acting Du-
tiict Officer, Pekan, Pr.l-.arg, Nov.,
1904. Add re** : Pekan, Pahang,
Federated Malay States.
MAXWELL. William George (SINGA-
PORE), Secretary to Resident, Se-
cond Magistrate ; b. June 9, 1871,
Passed in .Malay, 1891 ; Junior
Officer, Perak, Mar., 1891 ; assistant
Magistrate, Kinta, April, 1892;
acting Collector of Land Revenue,
Kuala Kaugsar, May, 1S92 ; assis-
tant District Magistrate, Tronoli,
Jan., 1893; ditto, Mataug, Oct.,
1893; ditto, Batang Padang, Feb.,
1894; ditto, Tanjong Malim, March,
1894 ; acting Collector of Land
Revenue and Magistrate, Kuantan,
Pahang, Aug., 1805; assistant Dis-
trict Magistrate, Tanjong Malim,
Aug., 1896; acting Supeiintemlent,
Uln Pahang, Aug., 1896; acting
Magistrate, Larut, March, 18£7 ;
sent in charge of party of Chinese
Miners to Gold Coast Colony, May.
1897; acting Chief Assistant Magi-
strate, Kinta, Jan., 1899; Registrar
of Courts, Feb., 1899 ; passed in
Law, 1899 ; acting assistant Secre-
tary to Government, Feb., 1900 ;
acting Collector of Land Revenue,
Larut, and Registrar of Titles,
North, Oct., 1901 ; acting assistant
Secretary to Resident, Oct., 1902;
2nd assistant District Officer,
Larut, Jan., 1903 ; acting Senior
Magistrate, Perak, 1903 ; transfer-
red to Straits Settlements as Sec-
retary to Resident, 2nd Magistrate,
1904. Address: Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
MAY, C. G. (SiNGAPORK), Appointed
assistant Superintendent of Works,
Straits Settlements, May, 1899;
acting Superintendent of Works,,
and Surveys, Malacca, June, 1699,
to Sept., 1901, and Oct., 1902, to-
Apl., 1908; Supt. of Works and
Surveys, Singapor-e, July, 1903. Ad-
di-i'xx : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
MAY, C. W. (HONGKONG), Chief
Accountant, Hongkong and Shang-
hai Banking Corporation, Ltd.
Resident in Colony over 10 year.-.,
Club : Hongkong. Address : 1 ,
Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
MAY, Hon. Francis Henry (HONG-
KONG), C.M.G., B.A. (Dublin);
Colonial Secretary and member of
Executive and Legislative Councils;
b. March 14, 1860, at Dublin, 4th <*.
of late Hon. G. A. C. May, Lord
Chief- Justice of Ireland, and
Olivia, d. of Sir. Mathew Barring-
ton, Bart., of Glenstal, Co. Lime-
rick.; m. 1891. Helena, rf. of
Lieutenant-General Digby Barker,.
C.B. Ednc. : Harrow ; T r i n i t y
College Dublin, IstHonourman and
Prizeman, Classics and Modern
Languages, B.A., 1881. Appointed
after competitive examination to-
Hongkong cadetship, 1881 ; acting
assistant Registrar-General, April,
1886 ; acting assistant Colonial Sec-
retary, Jan., -1887 ; Secretary to-
Board of Examiners, Jan., 1889;
assistant Colonial Secretary, Jan.T
1891 ; Private Secretary to Governor
Sir W. Des Vceux, to Administrator,
Sir F. Fleming, and Major-General
Barker, April, 1889, to Dec. 1891 ;
May
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1908-7.
acting Colonial Treasurer, April to
Oct., 1892; Member of Legislative
Council, May, 1895; Captain Super-
intendent of Police and Fire
Brigade, 1893, and of Victoiia
Gaol, 1897 ; acting Colonial Sec-
retary, Feb. to Sept., 1900; Colonial
Secretary, 1902; administered Go-
vernment of Hongkong, Nov., 1903,
to July, 1904 ; resumed as Colonial
Secretary, 1905. Decorations: For
services rendered during coolie
strike and great plague, 1894.
Publications: Guide to Cantonese
Colloquial; Yachting in Hongkong.
Recreations: Hunting, polo,
shooting, rifle shooting, fi s h i n g ,
yachting. Clubs : Windham ; Hong-
kong. Address : Hongkong.
MAY, Lieut. - Commander John
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; in Command of
H. M. torpedo boat destroyer
"Handy." Lieutenant, Dec. 31,
1900 ; appointed to command, 19C6.
Club : Hongkong. Address : H.M.S.
" Handy," Hongkong.
MAYERS, Frederick John (CANTON),
F.R.G.S. ; Acting Commissioner of
Customs, Canton ; 6. July, 1870.
Educ. : Privately ; appointed to
I.M. Customs Service, China 1889 ;
Served at Foochow, Tamsui,
Kelung (Formosa) ; Shanghai, Han-
kow, Chungking, Peking, Soochow,
Tientsin and Canton; acted as
Chinese Secretary to the Inspector
General of Customs, Peking, 1897;
in charge of Kiangsu Likin Collec-
torate, 1898-9; and of Tientsin
Native Customs, 1904. Decorations :
Double Dragon, 3rd Division, 1st
class ; Civil Bark, 4th class, China.
Vlubs : Thatched House;
Grosvenor ; Hongkong p Shanghai,
etc. Address: Canton, China.
MAYERS, Sidney Francis (PEKINU),
Assistant Chinese Secretary H.B.M.
Consular Service. Appointed
Student Interpreter in China, Sept.
24, 1895 ; Assessor in Mixed Court,
Shanghai, 1898 to 1901 ; acting Vice-
Consul at Shanghai, 1900; acting
Chinese Secretary, Peking, 19 ;2;
Assistant in Chinese Secretary's
Office, Peking, from Sept. 16, 1901,
to May 15, 1903 ; 1st class assistant,
May 5, 1904 ; assistant Chinese Sec-
retary, since 1904. Address: H.B.M.
Legation, Peking, China.
MA YU-KU'N, General (URGA), Oom-
mander-in-Chief; native of Anhwei.
Commander - in - Chief, Chekiang ;
Oct., 1899; do., Chihli, Aug., 1930;
junior guardian, heir apparent,
Jan., 1902; commanded twenty,
three or twenty-four battalions of
troops ; in 1905-06 ; ordered to Urga
(Kalgan) Nov., 1905, to establish
headquarters there.
McALL, Dr. Percy Lonsdale (HAN-
KOW), B.A., M.B., Ch.B.; Medical
Missionary ; b. July 10, 1870 ; m.t
Lillian M. Joyce. Educ. : Bristol
Grammar School, Cambridge Uni-
versity and Edinburgh University ;
scholar of St. Catherine's College,
Cambridge ; took 2nd class in hon-
ours division, classical tripos, 1892,
obtaining B.A., degree ; in 1893
commenced Medical course at
Edinburgh University, graduated
M.B., Ch.B., in July, 1898. Reached
Hankow Dec., 1898 ; in joint charge
of London Mission Men's Hospital
and Medical School for Chinese.
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McC
Publications: " Chinese Catechism
of Health and Hygiene." Address :
London Mission, Hankow, China.
McARTHUE, Malcolm St3wart H.
(BRUNEI). British Resident. Educ. :
Qu sen's College, Oxford. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, Nov., 1895;
acting Deputy Registrar of Deeds,
Penang, 1898 ; passed final ex-
amination in Malay, April, 1897;
acting Private Secretary to Go-
vernor, Straits Settlements, Jan.,
1897 ; acting District Officer, Balik
Pulan, Aug., 1897 ; 3rd Magistrate,
Penang, 1898 ; .acting 2nd assistant
Colonial Secretary, April, 1899; act-
ing assistant Secretary to Govern-
ment, Selangor, April, 1990, to Jan.,
1901 ; District Officer, Penang, Jan.,
1901 , acting 2nd assistant Colonial
Secretary, Jan. to May, 1901 ; act-
ing Collector of Land Revenue, and
Registrar'of Deeds, Singapore ; also
acting Secretary to High Commis-
sioner of Federated Malay States,
May, 1902 ; acting Commissioner of
Court of Requests, Singapore, Aug.,
1933; assistant Superintendent of
Indian Immigrants in addition to
other duties, Nov. 13, 1903 ; acting
2nd assistant Colonial Secretary,
Nov., 1903; confirmed, Jaly, 1904;
seconded for Special Service, under
Foreign Office in Brunei, April,
1904; British Resident at Brunei.
Address : Brunei, Borneo.
McCAUSLAND, Cecil Frank (GOPENO),
Assistant District Officer ; b. Oct.
18, 1872. Passed in Malay, 1898 ;
passed in Law, 1900; 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 3rd Battalion Essex Regi-
ment Militia, Jan., 1893; Captain,
Jume, 1898 ; transferred to Federated
Malay States Civil Service as Junior
Officer, Selangor, Jan., 1896; as-
sistant District Officer, Kuala
Selangor, Jan., 1897; acting as-
sistant District Officer, Ulu Langat,
May, 1898 ; ditto, Kuala Kubu,
Jan., 1900; assistant District
Magistrate, Ipoh, Perak, and acting
Chief Assistant Magistrate, Kinta,
May, 1900; assistant District
Magistrate, Gopeng, but continued
as acting Chief AssistantMagistrate,
Kinta, Sept., 1900; acting Circuit
Magistrate, Salangor, April, 1904;
acting Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur
Nov., 1904; assistant District
Officer, Gopeng, 1906. Address:
Gopeng, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
McCLELLAND, Francis Alexander
Stewart (KUANTAN), Acting Dis-
trict Officer; b. Jan. 29, 1874.
Cadet, Pahang, Nov., 1893; acting
Treasurer and Superintendent,
Feb., 1897 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Raub, Feb., 1898; acting
District Officer, Temeloh, Jan.,
1899 ; passed in Malay, 1839 ; acting
Collector of Land Revenue, Krian,
Perak, Aug., 1900 ; passed Law,
1901 ; assistant District Officer,
Kuala Selangor, Oct., 1901; acting
Collector of Land Revenue, Krian,
Oct., 1901 ; acting District Officer,
Kuala Langat, Feb., 1903; also
assistant District Officer, Serendah,
Aug., 1903 ; acting District Officer,
Kuantan, 1906. Address : Kuantan,
Pahang, Federated Malay States.
! McCLOSKY, Dr. Arthur James
(KUALA LUMPUR), M.B., C.M., Edin;
District Surgeon; ft. Sept. 5, I860.
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WHO'S WHO IN- THE FAR EAST i'JuxE) 1906-7.
Acting Colonial Surgeon, Penang,
Straits Settlements, Feb., 1891;
House Surgeon of General Hospital,
Singapore; Visitor, Lunatic Asylum.
March, 189:5 ; District Surgeon,
Selangor, Aug., 1895 ; ditto, Pauper
Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, May,
1900 ; acting State Surgeon, March,
1904 ; District Surgeon, Kuala Lum-
pur, 1906. Address : Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
McCRAKETT, James Sanderson
(KUALA Lt'MPUU), Assistant Pro-
tector of Chinese; b. June 1, 1832.
Entered Public Works Department,
Straits Settlements Civil Service,
1879 ; Registration Officer, Chinese
Protectorate, Penang, June, 18S9;
Passed in Cantonese, 1890; Hokkien,
1893; acting Registration Officer,
Chinese Protectorate, Singapore,
Jan., 1895; Extra Assistant and
Boarding Officer, Chinese Pro-
tectorate, Penaug, Jan., 1897 ; as-
sistant Chinese Secretary, Selangor,
Oct., 1897 ; Inspector of Schools,
Dec., 1900; acting Secretary for
Chinese Affairs, July, 1901 ; In-
spector of Schools, Feb., 1903 ,
assistant Protector of Chinese,
Kuala Lumpur, Jan., 1935. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
MCDONNELL, Percy Gilmour (MAN-
ILA), Member of Municipal Board ;
b. 1875. Educ. : University of
California. Correspondent, New
York " Sun," Spanish American
\Var, 1898-1901 ; Russo - Japanese
War, 1904 ; correspondent Hong-
kong " Daily Press," 1898-1902.
Publications : Numerous magazine
aiticles on Philippine Military and
Civil Government. Club*: Univer-
sity ; Army ami Navy, Manila.
Address: 57, Calle Isaac Peral.
Manila, Philippine Islands.
McGILVARY, Rev. Daniel. (CIIIKNG-
MAl), Member of the North Lno.-
Mission (American Presbyteri-in) :
b. May 16, 1828, at Moore County,
North Carolina, U.S.A. : »i. Dec. G,
1860, Sophia lloyce, d. of Rev.
D. B. Bradley, M.D. Educ. : Bin--
ham School ; Pi inceton Theological
Seminary. Missionary in Siam at
Bangkok, 1S58-61 ; at Petchaburi,
1861-67; established the mission to
the Laos of North Siam in Chieng-
mai. 1867. Address: Chiengmai,
Siam.
McGREGOR, Thomas James (KUALA
Lr.MPru), Federated Malay States
Civil Service ; b. July 31, 1867. Office
Assistant, Public Works Depart-
ment, Selangor, May, 1891 ; acting
Personal Assistant to State Engi-
neer, Nov., 1893 ; Office Assistant,
Jan., 1899: assistant Engineer,
Jan., 1901. 'Address: Kuala Linn-
pur, Selangor, Federated Spates.
McKENZIE, James (8-1 KG A PORE),
Manager and Secretary of Singa-
pore Dispensary ; b. Aug., 29, 1868 ;
in. Nov. 8, 1898. Educ.: Dumfries
Academy, N.Ji. For last 15 years
Manager and Secretary of Singa-
pore Dispensary, Ltd. Clubs:
Singapore Golf, Cricket, Sporting,
etc. Address: 40 Raffles Place,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
McKIM, Right Rev. John (TOKYO),
D.D., Bishop of Tokyo; b. July 17.
1852, at Pittsfield, Massachusetts,
U.S.A. ; >/j. Sept. 16, 1879, Nellie A.
•2-2 1
\VHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNK; 1906-7.
Meg
Cole. Educ. : Trinity College,'
Hartford University, U.S.A.;
Griswold College, Devonport, Iowa;
Nashotah Seminary, B.D., 1879.
Rector, St. John's Church, Lock-
port, Illinois ; received D.D.,
Nashotah Seminary, April, 1893 ;
received S.T.P., Trinity College,
June, 1893 ; consecrated Bishop of
Tokyo in St. Tli omas Church, New
York City, June 14, 1893. Publica-
tions: Reports, addresses, theolo-
gical theses. Club: Yokohama
United. Address : :« T'suki.ii,
Tokyo, Japan.
McLEAN, Lachlan (Ki AI.A Li
B. A. Cantab.; Inspector of Schools
for Selangor ; b. Jan. 17, 187.").
Passed in Law and Cantonese I
cadet in Federated Malay States
Civil Service, 1900 ; acting 2nd
assistant Secretary to Resident
General of Federated Malay States,
1903 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Kuala Selangor, 1904; acting
Revenue Auditor, Negri Sembilan,
Mar., 1904 ; Inspector of Schools,
Selangor, 1905. Address : Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
McLEISH, William (TIENTSIN), B.A.,
Lond. ; Secretary, British Munici-
pal Council, Tientsin ; b. Sept. 1,
1851. Educ, : Royal Naval School,
Greenwich. Assistant M aster,
Dulwich College, S.E., 1871-86;
]»rofessor of Navigation and Nauti-
cal Astronomy in Imperial Naval
College, Tientsin, 1886-1900; Editor
of " Peking and Tientsin Times,"
1901-3 ; Secretary, British Municipal
Council, Tientsin, since 1903;Trustee
of Tientsin Club and Recreation
Ground ; Chairman, Tientsin Swim-
ming Club ; associated for many
years with Municipal Library,
Rugby Football, Lawn Tennis and
other Clubs ; also with Tientsin
Literary and Debating Society.
Decoration*: Double Dragon, 3rd.
Division, Class II. Pvblicat »'<>/(* .
" Diary of the Siege of Tientsin."
Clubs: Tientsin. Addi-ens: Tien-
tsin, China.
McPHERSON, John Livingstone
(HONGKONG), M.A.; Secretary of
tli<- Y.M.C.A. ; b. Oct. 10, 1875.
K<li«\ : Toronto University, gra-
duating in 1901. Has continuously
acted as Secretary of Y.M.C.A.,
two years of the Toronto University
Association, two years ( Student
Secretary) of the Provincial Com-
mittee of Ontario and Quebec and
one year in Hongkong, Adrift'**:
Y.M.C.A., Hongkong.
MEADOWS, Dr. Joseph Guy (Wr-
CHOW), Physician ; b. Dec. 19, 1876.
in. July 15, 1903. Educ. : University
of Nashville and University of
Chicago ; literary and medical de-
grees. Address: Wuchow, China.
MEDHURST, G. H. (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant. Manager of Dodwell and
Co., Ltd. Has resided in Colony
over 11 years. Club: Hongkong
Address : Queen's Buildings, Hong-
kong.
MEGATA, Tanetaro (TOKYO), Finan-
cial Adviser to Corean Govern-
ment ; b. at Tokyo, 1851. Served
under Government for 25 years ;
engaged by Corean Government,
1904. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
MEIN-WEN (AxmvEi), Literary Chan-
cellor ; Imperial Clansman ; metro-
politan graduate, 1883. Expositor,
Hanliu, June, 1891 ; Reader, Han-
lin, Jan., 1892 ; Assistant Super-
visor of Instruction, May, 1895;
Chief Supervisor of Instruction,
Nov., 1896; Sub-t-hancellpr, Grand
Secretariat, Nov., 1896 ; junior
Vice-President, Board of Cere-
monies, Nov., 1900 ; Literary Chan-
cellor, Anhwei, Spring, 1900.
MELBOURNE, Charles Alexander
Dick (HONGKONG), Barriste"-at-
L%w, Police Magistrate; b. Sept.
22, 1869. Educ: Trinity Hall,
Cambridge. 1st Clerk, Magistracy,
Hongkong, May 1, 1900; J.P., May
30, 1900 ; Assistant Superintendent,
Victoria Gaol, Dec. 9, 1903, to Dec.
7, 1904; Assistant Land Officer,
April 4, 1905, to Oct. 17, 1905 ; Com-
missioner to administer oaths,
Aug. 17, 1905; Police Magistrate,
Oct. 18, 1905. Club : Hongkong.
Address: Magistracy, Hongkong.
MEMO, Antonio Alexandrine
Gonzaga De (MACAO), Merchant
and Commission Agent ; b. 1870 ; m.
Maria E. de Senna. Educ. : Sta.
Clara College, California, U.S.A. Is
agent for leading shipping and
insurance firms ; member of
Municipal Chamber, 1905-6. Club :
Macao. Address : 24, Praca de
Lobo d'Avila (Praia Grande),
Macao.
MENCARINI, Juan (SHANGHAI), Chief
Assistant, I.M. Customs ; 6. June
15, 1860; m. March 1, 1886. Educ. :
Privately. Was for some time
mercantile clerk at Singapore and
Manila; Chancellor of Spanish Con-
sulate. Hongkong ; Assistant, I.M.
Customs since 1881 ; member of
Council of China Branch Royal
Asiatic Society; member of com-
mittees of local Photographic
Society and International Chess
Club ; corresponding member Royal
Geographical Society of Madrid',
won gold medal Shanghai Photo-
graphic Society's Exhibition, 1905.
Decorations: Chevalie-, E,oyal Order
of Isabela Catholica ; Medal Merito
Militar; Medal Merito Naval.
Publications : " Chinese Emigration
to the Philippines"; "Java" ^tc.
Club : Customs, Shanghai. Address :
Customs House, Shanghai, China.
MERKLINGHOUS, Pet3r (SHANGHAI),
LL.D. ; German Assessor, Mixed
Court ; b. at Cassel, July, 1868.
Educ.: Latin Colleges at Cassel,
Wiesbaden, and Coin; University at
Murbu-g and Berlin. Had four
years' service in Prussian Courts of
Justice at Coin and Berlin ; student
interpreter at Peking, 1895 ; acting
Consul at Chefoo, 1902; German
Assessor. Mixed Court, Shanghai,
19J3. Decorations: Prussian Order
of the Crown with Swords ; German
China Medal ; Legion d'Honueur ;
Italian Order of the Crown ; Order
of the Double Dragon. Club*:
Club Concordia, Shanghai;
Kolonialgesellschaft, Berlin;
Deutscher Flottenvereiu. A ddress :
German Consulate-General, Shang-
hai, China.
MERZ, Dr. Constantin <AMOY), D.Ph.;
German Consul at Amoy ; b. Mny.
* 1859; m. Maria Finis. Educ. : Royal
Gymnasium, Dresden ; Leipzig and
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUSE) 1906-7.
Meu
Greif.swald Universities. Acting
German Consul at Amoy, 1888-89 ;
Vice-Consul at Anping, Taiwaufu,
1890-95 ; Consul at Tamsni, 1895;
Consul at Amoy, since 1898. Ad-
dress : German Consulate, Amoy
China,
MESNY, William or Wen-kao (SHANG-
HAI), F.R.G.S., Brevet Lieutenant-
General, Chinese Army ; b. Jersey,
Ch. Is., Oct. 9, 1842 ; e. s. of William
Mesny, of Alderney, Ch. Is., and
Marie Rachele, 2nd (L of Phillip
Nicole du Nord, Jersey. Educ. :
National School, St. Ann's, Al-
tlerney. Entered on seafaring life,
1854 ; arrived in China, 1860 ; lived
in Hongkong 1861 ; blockade run-
ning on Yangtsze, 1862 ; captured
"by Taipiugs at Fushan-chen, Nov.,
1862 ; released from captivity at
Nauning and joined I. M. Customs
at Hankow, 1863 ; established Hu-
peh Iron and Brass works, Han-
kow, 1864 ; volunteered for service
and went to Szechwan and Kuei-
chou, 1868 ; served in Shantung as
advisor to Governor Ting Pao-
chen, 1875 ; offered pest of Secre-
tary to Chinese Legation; served
as Superintendent of Arsenals in
Kueichau, 1876 ; travelled through
Szechwan, Tibet, Yunnan, and
Burma to India and Europe, 1877 ;
returned as travelling companion
to H. E. Tsiu, 1st Chinese Minister
to Berlin, 1878 ; ancestors pos-
thumously canonised three genera-
tions, San Tai Kao Feng, 1880;
volunteered for service in Hsin-
Tdang and went to Turkestan ;
overland from Canton to Hanoi,
1380 ; was offered but declined
appointment as special attache to
H.B.M. Legation, Peking, 1881 ;
volunteered for sei-vice and went to
Yunnan, via Hsian and Chengtu,
1883 ; volunteered for service and
went to Foochow, 1884 ; appointed
Superintendent of both arsenals afc
Canton, 1885 ; promoted Brevet-
Lieut. -General 1886; went to north
Anhwei on famine relief twice, in
1889-90 ; volunteered for service and
went to Shanhaikwari, 1894; com-
menced publication of Mesny 's
Chinese Miscellany, 1895 ; volun-
teered for service at Peking, 1900 ;
resumed publication of Mesny's
Miscellany, Vol. 4, 1905. Decora-
tions : " Hua-ling " Plume and
rank of Colonel; Knight Ying of
the Pa-tu-lu ; recommended by
Marquis Tso-tang for 4th deg. of
Civil rank. Address : 22, Ward
Road, Shanghai, China.
MESSER, Charles Mcllvanie (HONG-
KONG ), B.A., Cantab. ; Assistant
Land Officer; &. Oct. 11, 1874.
Educ. : Blundel's School, Blunders
Scholar, Balliol College, Oxford.
Arrived in Colony, 1897 ; acting
assistant Colonial Secretary and
Clerk of Councils, 1898 ; appointed
Police Magistrate and Justice of
the Peace for New Territories,
1899; appointed Chairman, Widows
and Orphans' Fund, 1901, and
member, Governing Body of
Queen's College, 1902 ; acting
Colonial Treasurer and Member of
Executive and Legislative Councils,
1902. Club: Hongkong. Address:
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hong-
kong.
MEUSER: Otto (SHANGHAI), Merchant.
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head of Bohcle and Co. ; member of
Municipal Council. Address : 3
biking Road, Shanghai, China.
MEYER, Vilbelm (SHANGHAI), Vice
Consul for Denmark. Address: 2
Siking Road, Shanghai, China.
MICHAEL, Joseph R. (HONGKONG),
J.P., General Broker and Commis-
sion Agent; 6. Oct. 10, 1860. Has
lived 32 years in China ; official time
keeper, Jockey Club ; one of first
who travelled by new railway from
Hankow to Peking, before Yellow
River Bridge was completed ; takes
keen interest in local companies
and commercial enterprises; ad-
vocate of stable currency for Hong-
kong irrespective of China. Recrea-
tions ; Gardening, swimming and
racing. Clubs : Grosvenor ; Picca-
dilly ; Shanghai ; Hongkong
Jockey and Cricket. Address: 4,
Century Crescent, Hongkong.
MICHEL, Gabriel Auguste (HANOI),
Avocat General ;b. Sept. 27, 1862;
Arrived Indo-China, April 25, 1883 ;
Avocat General, Sept, 5, 1898.
Decorations : Officier de 1'Instruc-
tion Publique. Address: Hanoi,
Tonkin, Iiido-China.
MICHELL, Walter Cecil (SINGAPORE),
B.A. ; Magistrate ; b. Aug. 9, 1864 ;
»«. o. d. of William Levinge, of
Carnagh, near Athlone, Ireland.
Educ.: Godolphin School and
Merton College, Oxford; B.A. (1887).
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Oct.,
1887 ; acting Collector and Magis-
trate, Ulu Pahang, 1888; passed
Malay final, Sept., 1889; District
Officer, Balik Pulau, Oct., 1891 ;
acting District Officer, Diudings,
June, 1895 ; also Deputy Registrar
of Supreme Court, Penang, Oct.,
1896 ; 2nd Magistrate, Singapore,
May, 1897; acting 2nd assistant
Colonial Secretary, Straits Settle-
ments, Aug., 1897 ; also Collector of
Land Revenue, Singapore, Sept.,
1897 ; acting Senior District Officer,
Province Wellesley, Dec., 1898, to
Dec., 1899 ; Official Assignee Straits
Settlements, Dec., 1901 ; acting
Commissioner, Court of Requests,
Singapore, Jan., 1902; acting 1st
Magistrate, Singapore, Aug., 1903;
Commissioner, Court of Requests,
Singapore, Sept., 1903, but con-
tinued to act as 1st Magistrate.
Club : Sports, London. Address:
" Stanmore," Singapore, Straits
Settlements; Carnagh, Near
Athlone, Ireland.
MIDDLETON, Henry Maxton (Tvi-
PING), A.R.S.M., A.I.M.M. ; In-
spector of Mines for Perak; b.
Dec. 11, 1876. Served with Im-
perial Yeomanry in South Africa,
1900-01; appointed to present post f
1902. Address: Taiping, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
MIDDLETON, Osborne (SHANGHAI),
Manager, China Merchants S. N.
Co. ; b. June 18, 1847 ; only surviving
*. of Rev. Frederic Middleton, of
Edinburgh ; m, 1878, Salome
Elizabeth Moxham. Educ.: Mur-
ray's Grammar School, Wimbledon.
Arrived in China, 1865 ; joined Im-
perial Chinese Customs ; left in 1880
and joined S. C. Farnham and Co.
as Manager of Old Ningpo Wharf ;
remained with that firm until ISS-X
when property was purchased by
Jardine, Matheson and Co.; was
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engaged by Russell and Co. to
manage their wharves in 1884, and
on sale of their property to China
Merchants S. N. Co. was engaged
by latter to superintend their
property and open up their wharves;
during Boxer troubles in 1900 all
tin's Co's property at Tientsin v.-as
confiscated by allies ; was or-
dered by Viceroy Liu Ku Yi and
Sheng Taotai to proceed north to
protect property; arranged with
G.O.C. that property would be
handed back, on conditions, upon
giving up 220,000 bags of tribute
rice, piculs 286,600. Clubs : Shang-
hai ; Shanghai Race. Address :
" May Villa," Kungping Road,
Shanghai, China.
MIDDLETON, Dr. W. R. C. (SINGA-
PORE), M.A., M.B., C.M., D.P.H.;
Doctor of Medicine. Arrived in
Singapore, 1890; subsequently
succeeded Dr. Dumbleton as Me-
dical Officer of Health for
municipality of Singapore; acted
as Chairman of Municipal Commis-
sion ; authority on subject of
municipal health ; has been Vice-
President, Malaya Branch, British
medical Associations ; Surgeon
major in Volunteers. Address:
Municipal Office, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
MIHAKA, Andrew ShigekicM (HONG-
KONG), Manager Hongkong branch,
Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Educ. :
America and Japan ; has acted as
representative of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha at Kobe and Shanghai and
has been Manager locally for
about nine years. Address : Prince's
Buildings, Chater Road, Hongkong.
MILLER, Merton L. (MANILA), A.B.,
Ph.D.; Chief of Division of Ethno-
logy; b. Oct. 4, 1868, at Benton,
Maine. Educ. .-ColbyCollege,
Wateville, Maine; Chicago Uni-
versity. Instructor in Anthropology,
Chicago University, Chicago, II!.,
1898-1902, Superintendent of
Double Star Mining and Milling Co.,
Boulders, Colorado, 1903; Ethno-
logist, Bureau of non - Christian
Tribes for Philippine Islands, 1904-
05 ; Chief of Division of Ethnology,
Bureau of Education, since 1905.
Club. University, Manila. Publica-
tion: "Preliminary Study the
Pueblo of Tros, New Mexico." Ad-
dress : Manila, Philippine Islands.
MILLS, Charles Beresford (KUALJT
LUMPUR), Federated Malay States
Civil Service; b. Nov. 9, 1871.
Auditing in Pahang, and acting
Treasurer, Superintendent of Posts
and Telegraphs, Pehang, 1892-1902;
Revenue Auditor, Pahang, and
acting Revenue Auditor, Negri Sem-
bilan, 1903 ; acting Revenue Audi-
tor, Selangor, 1904. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
MILLS, Frank (KUALA LUMPUR),
M.I.M.E., A.M.I.C.E., F.R.G.S.,
F.R.Z.S. ; District Engineer, F.M.S.
Railways; b. April 30, 1872. En-
tered service as assistant Engineer,
Larut and Krian Railway, 1897;
District Railway Engineer, Larut
and Krian, Perak, 1901 ; assistant
Engineer, Federated Malay States
Railways, 1903; District Engineer,
since 1904. Address : Kuala Lura-
pnr, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
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MILLS, John Frederick ( P E R A K ) ,
Harbour Master ; I. May 27, 1855.
Entered Royal Navy, 1869; Sub-
Lieutenant, 1875 ; Lieutenant, 1879 ;
retired, 1891 ; Harbour Master,
Telok Anson, 1892; Commander,
1895 ; acting District Magistrate
and Harbour Master at Matang
and for Lower Perak 1896 ; Harbour
Master, Perak, 1902. Address:
Perak, Federated Malay States.
MILNE, Dr. William Stuart (SER-
EMBAN), M.B., B.Sc.; Acting District
Surgeon, Negri Sembilan ; b. June
29, 1876. Appointed Second Europe-
an Assistant Institute for Medical
Research, Federated Malay States,
1902 ; appointed present post, 1903.
Address: Seremban, Negri Sembi-
lan, Federated Malay States.
MINAMI, Shingo (HONGKONG), Mana-
ger local branch of Mitsui Bussan
Kaisha; b. Japan, Nov., 1873. Educ.:
Law College, Imperial University,
Tokyo. Manager, M.B.K., Kuchi-
notzu, 1899-1901 ; Tientsin, 1901-1904;
arrived at Hongkong, 1904. Ad-
dress: "S amen ing," Macdonell
Road, Hongkong.
MITSUI, Baron Hachiroemon
(TOKYO), Merchant and banker.
Partner in Mitsui Bank and inte-
rested in number of industrial and
other companies ; created Baron
1900, in recognition of public ser-
vices. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MINOURA, Katsundo (TOKYO), Vice-
president House of Representa-
tives ; b. Feb., 1854, at B u n g o.
Elected to House in 1890 ; Director
of Commercial Bureau of Agricul-
ture and Commercial Office, 1897 ;
Vice-Minister of communications,
1898. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MISU, Vice-Admiral Sctaro (TOKYO),
b. at Hikone, 1854. Sewed as Cap-
tain in Chino-Japanese War; Rear-
Admiral, 1901 ; Commander of 2nd.
Squadron under Vice - Admiral
Kamimura at commencement of
Russo-Japanese War; Vice - Ad-
miral, 1905, and appointed Com-
mander under Admiral Togo ; was
wounded in the Battle of Tsushima
Straits. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MITA, Kozi (YOKOHAMA), Superintend-
ing Judge of Ku Saibansho ; b.
May 4, 1865, at Mochida, Oshi-
machi, Saitama-ken, near Tokyo,
e. s. of late Seitaro Mita ; in.
Shiori, d. of late Norikazu \Vaka-
yama, Councillor of Cabinet and
Chief Secretary of Agricultuie and
Commercial Department. Educ. :
Waseda University. Passed official
examinations for Judges and Public
Procurators in 1888 ; after presiding
as Chief Justice of Civil and
Criminal Division, etc., was ap-
pointed Superintending Judge of
the Ku Saibansho. Recreations :
Shooting ; opera (classical) ; Col-
lecting antiquities and objets d'art.
Address: Nishitobe-cho, Yokohama,
Japan.
MITCHELL, E. W. (HONGKONG), Wine
and Spirit Merchant ; b., 1855.
Educ. : Uppingham. Came to
China in spring 1878. Recreations :
Amateur theatricals, one of fore-
most supporters of A.D.C. ; cricket.
Clubs : Hongkong; Thatched House,
Lond. Address: 1 Seymour Terrace,
Hongkong.
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MITSUHASHI, Nobuyuki ( TOKYO),
Japanese Minister at the Hague; b.
1856. Entered the Foreign Office,
1879 ; transferred to Kanagawa
Prefecture, 1871 ; Councillor and
Secretary of Foreign Office, 1899;
Minister Resident at the Hague,
1900. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MITSUKURI, G. (TOKYO), Professor of
Imperial University, Tokyo. Educ. :
in Germany. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
MITSUKURI, K. (TOKYO), Professor
Imperial University, Tokyo.
Educ^: Yale and Cambridge. Has
been connected with Imperial Uni-
versity, Tokyo, since 1885. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
MIURA, Viscount Goro (TOKYO), I.
Nov., 1846, at Choshu. Took part
Civil War of 1877; Lieut-C4eneral,
1879 ; later Commander Tokyo
Army Division ; retired from
military service, 1898 ; was wrong-
fully arrested at Seoul, 1895, on
«harge of complicity in assassina-
tion of Queen of Corea. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
MIURA, YasusM (TOKYO), Member of
House of Peers ; b. Aug., 1828, in
Ehhne-Ken. Governor of Tokyo,
1893-1894. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MIWADA, Masako (TOKYO), Lady
Educationalist; b. Jan., 1844, at
Kyoto. Has devoted herself to
work of education since 1878 ; has
greatly assisted in furtherance of
education in Japan. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
MIYABE, Kingo (SAPPORO), D.Sc.; Pro-
fessor of the Sapporo Agricultural
College ; b. 1859 in Tokyo. Educ. :
Sapporo Agricultural College ; is a
specialist in Botany. Address:
Sapporo, Japan. i
MIYAKE, Dr. Shu (TOKYO), Member
of the House of Peers; b. Feb.,
1843, at Kyoto. Dean of the Medical
College of the Imperial University,
Tokyo. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MIYAKE, Yujiro (.TOKYO), Author
and Journalist ; b. May, 1860, at
Kanazawa. Educ. : Tokyo Uni-
versity. Travelled in South Seas
and iour.d the woild. Publication
Several Philosophical and Literary
woik>i. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MIYOSHI, Taizo (TOKYO), Solicitor;
. Member of the House of Peers ; b.
May, 1845. Resigned as Vice-
Minister of Justice, and President
of the Court of Cassation, 1897.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
M'KIE, James (SHANGHAI), Merchant.
Connected with Jardine. Matheson
and Co. both in Hongkong and
Shanghai ; President St. Andrew's
Society, Shanghai. Address: The
Bund, Shanghai.
M'MATEER, Rev. Calvin (WEIHSIEN),
D.D., LL.D. ; Minister and Mis-
sionary ; b. Jan. 9, 1886 ; m. Dec. 23,
1862, Julia Brown; Sept. 25, 1900,
Ada Haven. Educ. : Jefferson
College ; Western Theological Semi-
nary. Landed in China, Dec. 13,
1863 ; founded the Tengchun College
and was President for 28 years ;
the college was removed to Wei-
hsien in 1904, and is now known
as the Shangtung Union College
Chairman of company of revisers
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for preparation of revised trans-
lation of the Bible in Mandarin.
Publications: Complete Practical
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry ;
" A Course of Mandarin Lessons " ;
" Primary Mandarin Course " ;
"Analysis of Chinese Character";
" Essay on the Meaning of the
Word Shen (f$); "Review of
Methods of Missionary Work." Ad-
dre.ss : Weihsien, Shantung,
China.
MOBSBY, George (Shanghai), C.M.G.
(1903), F.S.A. ; Senior Pilot on the
Yaugtsze River; b. July 31, 1847,
Barking Side, Essex, s. of James
Mobsby ; m. 1882, Emily, d. of James
Burtenshara of Epsom. Ediic. :
North Surrey School, N o r w o o d.
Apprenticed to the Mercantile
Marine, 1863 ; wrecked in the brig
41 Valeria," in Sea of Marmora, 1864 ;
wrecked in the ship " Meridian," in
the Atlantic, 1865 ; was in store ship
s.s. "Lybia," Abyssinian Expedition,
1867 ; wrecked in the s.s. " Sylvia,"
off Gibraltar, 1868 ; joined Yangtsze
River Service, 1869; became Ad-
miralty pilot under Admiral Sir G.
O. Willes, K.C.B., 18S2 ; served
continuously and been present
under all circumstances since, when
H.M. ships have been required to
quell riots and protect life and pro-
perty on the River Yaugtsze, not-
ably in 1930 under Admiral Sir
Elward Seyni3ur, G.C.B., (China
medal); piloted H.M.S. Glory to
Hankow, 1903 (congratulations of
Admiral Sir Cyprian A. G. Bridge,
K.C.B., and the Admiralty); sur-
veyed the Yaugtsze River from
Woosung to Hankow, 1877-1880, the
work commended by Hydrographer
and published by the Admiralty.
Decorations: For valuable services
to the Royal Navy. Publications:
Various papers on Yangtsze Valley
and Steam Traffic and Trade on
Upper Yaugtsze. Address: Shang-
hai, China; Highdene, Elwyne
Avenue, Exmouth, Devonshire.
MOFFETT, Rev. Lacy Irvine (Soo-
CHOW). A.B., B.D. ; Minister and
Missionary; b. Feb. 10, 1878, at
Augusta Co., Virginia, U.S.A. ; MI.
Nov. 17, 1904; Kate Hall, d. of
John E. Rodd. New Orleans,
U.S.A. Editc. : Wentworth Military
Academy, Lexington, Mo. ; West-
minster College, Fulton Mo. ;
Central University, Richmond ;
Presbyterian Theological Seminary,
Louisville ; Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond ; Student Sec-
retary, Kentucky, Y.M.C.A., 1898-
1900; Secretary, Forward Movement
for Foreign Missions (Presbyterian)
1902-04; Evangelist, Soochow.China.
Address : Elizabeth Blake Hospital,
Soochow, China.
MOFFETT, Rev. Samuel A. (PVEXG
YANG), A.M., D.D.; Missionary of
Presbyterian Church in U.S.A. ; b.
Jan. 25, 1864 ; m. 1899, to M. Alice
Fish, M.D. Edue. : Hanover Col-
lege, Indiana, 1884; McCormick
Theological Seminary, Chicago,
1888. Missionary, Seoul, Corea,
1890-93 ; at Pyeng Yang since, 1893.
Publications: Tracts and Text
Books in Corean. Address : Pyeng
Yang, Corea.
MOIDEEY, Father Joseph de
Jesuit Missionary and
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Mon
Astronomical Observer ; b. at Metz,
Lorraine, Dec. 3, 1858. Educ. :
Metz College ; Le Mans College ;
Angiers University. Took charge
of magnetic department of Sicawei
Observatory in 1898. Publications:
" Calendrier-annuaire cle 1'Obser-
vatoire de /ikawei," 1903-4-5-6;
" Notes on the Climate of Shang-
hai " ; " Reduction des Observations
de Temperature a Zikawei," 1873-
1903. Address: Sicawei Observatory,
Shanghai, China.
MOK, MAN CHEUNG (HONGKONG),
Commission Agent, Translator of
legal documents and Arbitrator ; b.
Dec. 4, 1865. Educ. : Government
Central School (now Queen's
College); Hongkong. Monitor in
Government Central School, 1884;
Pupil Teacher, 1885 ; assistant
teacher, 1888-92 ; Translator in
Registrar General's Office, Hong-
kong, 1893-94 ; Translator for
Supreme Court of Hongkong,
1895-1900 ; assistant Compradore
in Butterfield and Swire's service,
1901. Publications : " Tali Tsz
English and Chinese Dictionary" ;
"English made Easy." AMress :
'267, Queen's Road Central, Hong-
kong.
MOLLER. John Arthur (SHANGHAI),
Mechanical Engineer, Ship-owner,
Agent and Broker, General
Merchant ; b. Feb. 24, 1878. Educ. :
Shanghai. Address : M oiler Bros.,
Shanghai, China.
MONDAY, Albert G e o r g e ( K u A L A
LUMPUR), A.R.S.M., A.I.M.M.; In-
spector of Mines at Kuala Lumpur
and Ulu Langat ; b. Jan. 1, 1878.
Appointed Inspector of Mines,
Sereirdah and Rawang, 1902; ap-
pointed to present post, 1904. Ad-
it rets: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
MONRO, Commander Charles E.
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; in command of
H.M.S. surveying vessel " Ram-
bler." Promoted to pi-esent rank,
June 30, 1901; appointed to com-
mand, Dec. 1, 1903. Club: Hong-
kong. Address : H.M.S. " Ram-
bler," Hongkong.
MONTENEGRO, Martinho Pinto de
Queiroz (MACAO), Governor of
Macao ; Post Captain of Portuguese
Army ; b. March 2, 1864 ; in. August
13, 1892. Educ.: Lisbon. Took
over seals of office at Macao, April
5, 1904. Decoration: Knight Com-
mander of Order of Aviz (Portugal).
Clvb : Military and Naval. Ad-
dress : Palace of the Governor,
Macao.
MONTGOMERY, Dr. J. Howard
(CHANGPOO), M.B., Ch.B., Edin;
Medical Missionary; b. June 21,
1878, 3rd s. of Rev. H. Montgomery,
M.A., of Belfast, Ireland ; m. Nov.
24, 1905, Ida R. Latimer, d. of late
Rev. J. Latimer, M.A., of Grooms-
port, Ireland. Educ. : Campbell
College and Queen's College, Bel-
fast ; Edinburgh University ;
graduated in 1902 and in final year
was 1st in Midwifery and Medicine,
and gained a prize in Surgery ; as-
sisted Dr. E. J. W. Carruthers, M.D.,
of Cheshire, for two years; ap-
pointed in 1905 to undertake
medical missionary work in China ;
Member British Medical Associa-
Moo
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tion. Publications: Various run-
tributions to " British Medical
Journal." Recreations : Lacros.se
(Irish International) ; Lawn Tennis ;
Gymnastics (won open competition,
Belfast, 1894-95.) Club: University
Union, Edin. Address : Changpoo,
via Amoy, China.
MOON, Dr. Joseph Agnew (YOKO-
HAMA), Fleet Surgeon, Royal
Navy; b. 1864; m. 1902, Ada, 2nd
ff. J. Simmons, of Dungannon, Co.
Tyrone, and Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
Educ, : Royal School, Dungannon.
Entered R.N. as Surgeon, 1887 ;
Staff Surgeon, 1899 ; Fleet Surgeon,
1903; Surgeon on board H.M.S.
Victoria on June 22, 1893, when
that vessel was rammed by H.M.S.
Camperdown, with the result that
Admiral Sir G. Tryon, K.C.B. and
390 officers and men were lost ;
Staff' Surgeon of H.M.S. Arethusa
during Boxer outbreak, 1900.
Recreations : All out-door sports,
and racquets ; captained Mediter-
ranean Fleet Cricket Team, 1889-
1892 ; 1894-97 ; 1901-02. Decora t ion s :
China Medal, 1900; Imperial
Japanese Red Cross, hon. Member,
2nd class. Club : Royal Naval,
Portsmouth ; Cocoa Tree, St. James
St., Lond. Address: Royal Naval
Hospital, Yokohama, Japan.
MOOR, Gilbert Henry Royston
( BANGKOK ), 1st class Assistant,
H.B.M. Consular Service. Appoint-
ed Student Interpreter in Siam,
June 3, 1896 ; acting Consul at
Chiengmai, 1903; 1st class Assistant
1904. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Bangkok, Siam.
MOORE, Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur
William ( H o x G K o N G ) , K.C.B.,
K.C.V.O., C.B., C.M.G.; Comman-
der in Chief, China Station; h. July
30, 1847. Entered navy, 1860 ; Cap-
tain, 1884 ; served Egyptian War,
1882 ; one of Representatives of
England at Anti-Slavery Congress,
Brussels, 1889 ; member of Austra-
lian Defence Committee, 1890-1891 ;
a Lord Commissioner of the Ad-
miralty, 1898-1901 ; Commander-in-
Chief, Cape of Good Hope and
West Coast of Africa Station, 1901-
1904 ; after that, Second in Com-
mand Channel Fleet ; Commander
in Chief, China Station, 1906. Cluls :
United Service ; Travellers' ; Hong-
kong. Address : Flagship, Hong-
kong.
MOORE, Captain Charles H. H.
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; Captain of
H.M. second class cruiser " Sirius."
Promoted to present rank, Dec. 31,
1900 ; appointed to command, 1906.
Club: Hongkong. Address: H.M.S,
" Sirius," Hongkong.
MOORE, Dr. William Brownlow
Ashe (HONGKONG), L.R.C.S., Dub.;
Assistant Surgeon, Civil Medical
Department, Hongkong ; b. Aug. 8,
1879. Educ. : Drogheda Grammar
School and High School, Dublin.
House Surgeon, Meath Hospital
and Co. Dublin Infirmary, 1903;
Ship's Surgeon, Indo-China S. N.
Co., 1904; Assistant Medical Officer
of Health, Hongkong, March to
Sept., 1905; Assistant Surgeon,
Civil Medical Department since
Sept., 1905. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Civil Medical Department.
Hongkong. .
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MORE, Dr. Francis Watson (SINGA-
PORE), M.D., B.Sc., O.M.; m. 1905.
Editc. : Edinburgh University. Ad-
dress : 3, Raffles Place, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
MORGAN, Evan (TUYIHNFU), Mis-
sionary; b. Oct. 1, 1860; m. 1886,
Marion Lindsay, d. of R. AVesdon,
Bristol and n. of late Henry AA'inter-
botham, M.P., Under- Secretary of
State for Home Affairs. Educ. :
University College, Bristol; London
University. Arrived in China, 1884,
at time of Franco-Chinese AVar;
has spent six years in Sianfu,
Shensi, and was there during Boxer
trouble, and was frequently in
danger from excited mobs ; left
Sianfu under escort provided by
H.E. Tuan Fang about a month
after Taiyuanf u Massacres, of which
sent first telegraphic news to coast;
with exception of furlough and
period spent in Shensi has lived
throughout in Shansi ; engaged in
evangelical, educational and tran-
slating work. Publication : Trans-
lations into Chinese of books on
science, etc; articles in "North
China Daily News." Address : Tai-
yuanfu, via Peking, North China.
MORGAN, Dr. Lorenzo Seymour
(TSINGKIANGPU), b. Aug. 15, 1875.
Educ. : Knox College, Galesburg,
Illinois, U.S.A.; Johns Hopkins
Medical School* Baltimore, Mary-
land, U.S.A. Address : Southern
Presbyterian Mission, Tsingkiang-
pu, via Chinkiang, China.
MORGAN, Richard Henry (PENANG),
Surveyor. Sub.-Assistant Surveyor,
Ceylon, March 1, 1875; assistant
Surveyor, Jan. 1, 1877, to Dec. 31r
1880; assistant Surveyor, Singa-
pore, Jan. 1, 1881 ; transferred to-
Penang, Jan. 1, 1885; Senior Sur-
veyor, Penang, July 30, 1902. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements.
MORI, Benjiro (HONGKONG), Assistant
Manager;Hongkoug branch, Nippon
Yusen Kaisha ; b. 1868. Educ. r
Tokyo, Japan. Was for some time
on staff of " Japan Times," the only
daily paper printed in English
which is published at Tokyo ; after-
wards joined N.Y.K., Tokyo branch;
has occupied present position seven
years. Address: Prince's Buildings,.
Chater Road, Hongkong.
MORI, Dr. Rintaro (TOKYO), Surgeon-
General ; b. in 1860. Educ. : Ger-
many. AVas. Surgeon -General of
the Tokyo Division in Manchuria.
Publications : Translations of
several German classics. Addrcsn:-
Tokyo, Japan.
MORIMURA, Ichizaemon ( TOKYO )r
Merchant and Banker ; b. Oct., 1839,.
at Tokyo. Exporter and importer 'r
controls the Morimura Bank, and
is Director of Bank of Japan. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
MORPHY, Edward Alexander (SINGA-
PORE), Editor " Straits Times " ; b,
Feb. 9, 1867 ; at Killarney, 3rd s,
of late Alex. M o r p h y , Crown
Solicitor for Clare and Kelly;
m. 1896, Anne, d. of J. Lloyd, of
Singapore. Educ. : Trinity College,
Dublin. Went to America when
eighteen and subsequently became
reporter on Brooklyn evening
paper ; has been associated with
journalism ever since, editing at
Jfor
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various times papers in America,
Japan, India and the Straits ; went
to Japan for rhino-Japanese war
of 1894 but never got near the
fighting; saw some skirmishing in
the Tirah, 1897-98 ; has been Editor
of " Straits Times " since Oct. 1900.
Publications: Account of Seismic
Wave Disaster in North Japan,
1896 ; " The Khyber," a guide and
brief history, 1900. Club : Singa-
pore. Address: "Straits Times,"
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
MORRISON, Dr. George Ernest (PEK-
ING), M.D., C.M., F.E.G.S. ; "The
Times " Correspondent ; b. Feb. 4,
1862, at Geelong, Victoria, Aus-
tralia. Educ.: Melbourne and
Edinburgh Universities. Crossed
Australia on foot from the Gulf of
Carpentaria to Melbourne, Christ-
inas, 1882-1883; speared in New
Guinea, Oct., 1883; spear-head cut
out of body in Edinburgh, July,
1884 ; graduated, 1887 ; crossed from
•Shanghai to Rangoon by land,
1894; as special for "The Times"
travelled from Bangkok in Siam to
Yunnan City in China and round
Tonkin, 1896; crossed Manchuria
from Stretensk in Siberia to Vladi-
vostock, 1897; represented "The
Times " at the conference between
the Japanese and Russian Peace
Commissioners at Portsmouth, 1905.
Publication: "An Australian in
China" : being the Narrative of a
Quiet Journey Across China to
Burma, 1895. Recreations: Foreign
travel. Address: Peking, China,
MORTIMORE. Richard Howard
(NiNGPo), H.B.M. Consul. Appoin-
ted Student Interpreter in China,
March 30, 1880 ; acting Vice-Consul
at Pagoda Island, 1889; assistant
Chinese Secretary, 1891 ; discharged
duties of Accountant at Peking,
1892 to 1864 ; acting Consul at Wuhu,
1896 ; promoted 1st class assistant,
1897 ; discharged duties of Account-
ant at Peking, 1896 to 1899; pro-
moted Consul at Wuhu, May 13, 1896;
transferred to Ningpo, April 5, 1902.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Ning-
po, China.
MOSBERG, Dr. C. (SHANGHAI), Doctor
of Dental Surgery ; fe. 1864. Educ. :
University of Pennsylvania (D.D.S.
1894.) Address: Shanghai, China.
MOTODA, Hajime (TOKYO), M.P. ;
Solicitor ; b. May, 1858, in Oita-ken.
Led National Association in 1892;
an original member of House ;
Vice-President of House, 1898-1902.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MOTONO, Ichiro (TOKYO), Japanese
Minister at Paris ; b. Feb., 1862, in
Saga-ken. Appointed Secretary of
Legation at St. Petersburg, 1896;
made Minister Resident at Brussels,
1896; transferred to present post,
1901; one of Japanese represen-
tatives at Peace Conference at the
Hague, 1899. Addre-ss : Japanese
Legation, Paris, France ; Tokyo,
Japan.
MOULE, Ven. Archdeacon Arthur
Evans (XiNGPO), B.D. ; Archdeacon
of Church of England in Mid-
China ; b. April 10, 1836; m. March
21, 1861. Educ. : Privately. Mem-
ber of Church Mission Society,
1861 ; Archdeacon in Mid-China,
1882 ; Rector of Compton Valence,
Dorset, 1898-1902; witnessed the
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Mu*
later events of the Taiping Re-
hellion in Cheh-Kiang, including
the storming and recapture of
N i n g p o, 1861-63. Publications :
" New China and Old " (3rd edtn.) ;
" Reasons for the Hope that is in
Us''; "Songs of Heaven and
Home " (3rd edtn) ; " Four Hundred
Millions " ; " Essays on the Opium
Question"; "Commentary on the
Thirty -nine Articles " (in Chinese) ;
" A Letter to the Scholars of
China " (in Chinese), and numerous
other works. Address : Ningpo,
China; Dorchester, Dorset, Eng-
land.
MOULE. Rt. Rev. George Evans
(HANGCHOW), D.D. ; Bishop of Mid-
China ; Educ. : Private ; Corpus
Christ! College, Cambridge Scholar
(B.A., 1850 ; Senior Optime and 3rd
class Classical Tripos). Ordained,
1851 ; curate of Fordington and
Chaplain, Dorset County Hospital,
1851-57 ; C.M.S. Missionary, 1857-80 ;
Consecrated Bishop, 1880. Address :
Hangchow, China.
MOULIE, Bernard Pierre Oscar (A>-
NAM), Resident ; Administrator, 2nd
class ; b. Mar. 25, 1857. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Dec. 26,
1888 ; Administrator, 4th class, Jan.
1, 1898 ; Administrator, 3rd class,
Feb. 7, 1901 ; Administrator, 2nd
class, Jan. 1, 1904. Address: An-
nam, Indo-China.
HOULIE, Jean Ernest (THAXH-HOA),
Resident Superior in Ann am ; Ad-
ministrator, 1st class ; b. Sept. 8,
1858. Joined Indo-China Civil Ser-
vice, June 20, 1883 ; Administrator,
44h class, Nov. 29, 1886; Adminis-
trator, 3rd class, Aug. 1, 1889 ; Ad*
ministrator, 2nd class, July 1, 1894 ;
Administrator, 1st class, May 31,
1899. Address: Thanh-hoa, Pro-
vince of Thanh-hoa, Annam, Indo-
China.
MOULLIN, H. R. (ULU LAXCSAT), Fede-
rated Malay States Civil Sen ice ; b.
June 15, 1875. Assistant Engineei',
Public Works Department, Kuala
Lumpur, 1900 ; District Engineer,
Ulu Langat. 1901 ; assistant En-
gineer, Flu Langat, 1902 ; acting
Executive Engineer, Public Works
Department, Ulu Langat, 1906. Ad-
dress : Ulu Langat, Selangor, Fede-
rated Malay States.
MOREL, Jules (CAMBODIA), Chief
Resident in Cambodia. Decora-
tions : Officier de la L e g i o u
d'Honneur ; Officer de 1'Instruction
publique. A d d re ss : Cambudin ,
Indo-China.
MORIN. Pierre Francois Auguste
(LAOS), Resident ; Administrator,
2nd class ; b. Nov. 28, 1867. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Sept. 2,
1887 ; Administrator, 4th class, June
1, 1895; Administrator, 3rd class,
June 13, 1896 ; Administrator, 2n»i
class, Jan. 1, 1903. Address: Laos,
Indo-China.
MUDAGUCHI, Gengaku (TOKYO),
President of Tokyo Electric
Railway, Co. ; b. Dec., 1847, at Saga.
Formerly Japanese Civil Servant.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MUELLE, Eduardo y de la Torre-
Ugarte (HONGKONG), Consul for
Peru ; b. Nov. 22 ( of a noble
Spanish family). Appointed Consul,
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March,. 1903; organised service of
.steamers instead of sailing vessels
between Hongkong and Peru.
Clubs: Travelling member of sever-
al ; principal clubs in Lima. Ad-
dress: Peruvian Consulate, Hong-
kong ; Virreina, 188 altos, Lima,
Peru.
MUGLISTON, Dr. Thomas Crighton
(PENANG), M.R.C.S., England ;
L.R.C.P. and L.M., Edinburgh,
Colonial Surgeon. Entered R. N.
Medical Service, 1876-1881 ; Medical
Officer to French and United States
Consulates, Singapore ; J.P. and
•Coroner, 1883 ; Colonial Surgeon,
Straits Settlements, 1886 ; acting
Principal Medical Officer, Singa.
pore, Feb. to Aug., 1890, July-
Aug., 1896, and from March, 1901, to
April, 1902 ; Colonial Surgeon, Pe-
nang, March, 1901. Club: Singa-
pore. Address : Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
JMULLER, Dr. Oscar (HONGKONG),
Doctor of Medicine and Surgery ;
b. May 4, 1873. Partner with Dr.
Justi. Club : Germania. Address :
Hongkong.
JVIUMM VON SCHWARZENSTEIN,
Freiherr Phillip Alfons (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Germany ; b.
March 18, 1S59, at Frankfurt on the
Main. Educ. : Universities of Goet-
tingen, Heidelberg, Leipzig and
Berlin ; graduated at Goettingen,
1882. Was called to the Bar and
practised law until 1885 ; appointed
to Foreign Office by late Prince
Bismarck, Aug., 1885; attached to
Embassy at London, 1886 ; Embassy
at Paris, 1887; passed diplomatic
examination, Jan., 1888 ; Secretary
to Legation at Washington, 1889 ;
as Charge" d' Affaires concluded
reciprocity treaty and copyright
agreement, 1891 ; Secretary of
Legation in Roumania (under the
present Chancellor, Von Buelow),
1892-93; Councillor at Foreign
Office, Berlin, 1894 ; Minister to
Luxemburg, 1898; Minister on
special mission to Washington in
reference to Samoan Treaty, 1899;
succeeded Baron von Kettler, who
was killed by Boxers, as Minister
at Peking, 1900; with Sir Ernest
Satow, Baron Komura and other
Ministers negotiated and signed
the Protocol of Peace at the
termination of the Boxer Rising,
1901 ; created Baron, Jan., 1903 ;
was Doyen of the Diplomatic Corps
at Peking, 1905-6 ; appointed Minis-
ter at Tokyo, March, 1906 ; assumed
duties, May, 1906. Decorations :
Numerous German and other
orders. Address : German Legation,
14, Nagata-cho, Ichome, Tokyo,
Japan.
MUNSTER, Bernhard Adolph (YOKO-
HAMA), M.I.M.E. ; Representative,
Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd. ; b. Aug.
23, 3844, at Bremen, Germany.
Educ. : Bremen, until 1859; practical
and technical education in engi-
neering, 1860-65. In the service of
N.D.L. 1866-74. Was in the service
of Sultan of Zanzibar, Said
Bargash, as Superintendent Engi-
neer in charge of steamers, shops
and ice-factory, 1875-77; acted as
expert at Yokohama for several
German engineering firms, 1878-80 ;
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superintended erection of machinery
;uid furnaces of heavy gun factory,
Osaka Arsenal, 1881 ; in service of
Imperial Japanese Navy as in-
structor for the fish torpedo, 1884-
90 ; expert for Jardine, Matheson
and Co., at Yokohama, 1891-92;
started practice as consulting
engineer in Yokohama, 1893; has
been representative of Babcock and
Wilcox, Ltd., since 1894. Clubs:
Yokohama United; Tokyo; Ger-
mania. Address : No. 19, Bluff,
Yokohama, Japan.
MURAI, Kichibei (KYOTO), Merchant
and Banker ; b. 1864, at Kyoto.
Started a tobacco manufacturing
business in a small way at Kyoto,
1885 ; subsequently entered into
partnership with an American
firm and started a large tobacco
manufacturing Co. in Japan under
the name of Murai Brothers ; this
concern was purchased by the
Government when the tobacco
monopoly \vas established, 1903 ;
Murai brothers then started a bank
in their name with the capital of
Yen 1,000,000.; are also engaged in
cotton thread' manufacture. Ad-
dress : Kyoto, Japan.
MURATA, Tamotsu (TOKYO), Member
of House of Peers ; 6. Dec., 1842 ; in
Osaka. Left Government Service in
1890 to develop fisheries. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
MURATA, Baron Tsuneyoshi
( TOKYO ), Member of House of
Peers ; 1. June, 1838, at Satsuma.
Took part in Civil War of 1877 ; has
occupied present position since
1890; invented the Murata rifle.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MURAYAMA, Ryuhei (TOKYO), Pro-
prietor of Tokyo and Osaka " Asahi
Shimbun " ; b. 1850, at Wakayama.
At one time represented Osaka in
Diet. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
MURDOCH, James ( KAGOSHIMA ),
M.A. ; Author ; 6. 1856, at Kincar-
dineshire, Scotland. Educ. : Uni-
versities of Aberdeen, Oxford and
Gottingen ; Aberdeen University,
1st Bursar, 1875 ; M.A., with double
honours ( Classics and Mental
Philosophy), Simpson Greek Prize,
Seafield Gold Medal for Latin,
1879 ; Fullerton Schola,r (Classics),
1879. Assistant Professor of Greek
in Aberdeen University, 1880-81 ;
Head Master, Grammar School,
Maryborough, Queensland, 1881-85 ;
in service of Imperial Japanese
Education Department, since 1889.
Publications : " A History of Japan
during the Century of Foreign In-
tercourse," (other works in pre-
paration ). A ddress : Kagoshima,
Japan.
MURDOCH, Alfred Maule Burn- (see :
BURN-MURDOCK).
MURPHY, E. 0. ( H o x G K o x G ),
M.I.M.E.; Engineer ; b. 1862. Whit-
worth Scholar. Club: Engineers
Institute. Address : " Highlands,"
Kowloon, Hongkong.
MURPHY, Peter Murray (SINGAPORE),
Commander Colonial steamer " Sea
Mew " ; b. Nov. 7, 1857. Chief officer,
Colonial Steamer, "Sea Belle," 1885;
acting Commander, 1891 ; Harbour
Master and Post Master, Malacca,
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1898 ; acting Deputy Master Attend-
ant, 1901 ; Commander of Colonial
steamer, 1901; acting Deputy
Master Attendant, 1903; Com-
mander of Colonial steamer, " Sea
Mew " ; Magistrate for Singapore ;
Member of Board of Examination
for Masters and Mates, since 1903.
Address : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
MURPHY, Rev. U. G. (NAUOYAJ, Mis-
sionary ; I. Aug. 26, 1869, at Draw-
bridge, Mil., U.S.A.; ni. Aug. 3,
1893; Nora Street. Ethic.: Public
School ; West Maryland Theological
Seminary, Home Missionary,
Seattle, Washington 1892; Origins,
ted and carried to successful conclu-
sion movement commonly known
as "free cessation," by which
victims of social evil, and geisha,
iu Japan, were enabled to change
their mode of life irrespective of
debts, desire of keepers or parents
or other reasons, thus ending legal
traffic in young girls in Japan;
President Methodist Protestant
Church iu Japan, 1903 to date.
Publications: "Social Evil in
Japan " and tracts in Japanese.
Address : Nagoya, Japan.
MURRAY, Colonel the Hon. Alex-
ander V. D. (SINGAPORE), M.I.C.E.,
F.R.C.I. ; Colonial Engineer and
Surveyor General, Straits Settle-
ments ; b. Jan. 13, 1850 ; ft. of
Alexander Murray, District Judge,
Kandy, Ceylon; •///. Mary Louisa,
d. of Ralph Tatham, Ceylon Civil
Service. Educ. : Hyde Abbey,
Winchester ; Glasgow University.
Appointed by Secretary of State
to Ceylon Civil Service, 1871 ;
Provincial Engineer, N.C.I'., 1SC6 ;
Province, of Uva, 1893 : Western
Province, 1897; acting Director of
Public Works, Ceylon, 1897 ; sent
on special mission to report on
Public Works Department of Negi i
Sembilan, 1899; proceeded to
Ceylon on special service, 1900 ;
proceeded to England in command
of Straits Settlements and Fede-
rated Malay States Coronation
Contingent, 1902 ; proceeded to>
Ceylon on special service, 1903 ;
since 1898 member of the Executive
and Legislative Councils, Straits
Settlements ; member of local joint
naval and Military Defence Com-
mittee ; late Commandant, Singa-
pore Volunteer Corps. Decoration:
Coronation Silver Medal. Recrea-
tions : Rowing, tennis, shooting,
cycling, riding. Clubs: Colombo;
Singapore ; Grosvenor, Piccadilly,
L o n d o n . Address : " Kinloss,"
Tanglin, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
MURRAY, Dr. David Ambrose
(OSAKA), D.D., A.M.; Principal of
Bible Training College, Osaka ; l>.
March 23, 1861, in Montgomery Co.,
New York, U.S.A. ; m. Oct. 11, 1905;
Annie L.A. Foster, d. of Thos. D.
Foster, of Ottumwa, la. Educ. :
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa ;
Monmouth College, SI o n m o u t h
111. (A.B., 1885); A.M., Prince-
ton University, 1887 ; graduated
from Princeton Theological
Seminaiy, 1888. Teaching in Go-
vernment Schools in Japan, 1888-92;
Pastor in U.S.A., 1893-1902; at
Chicago, 111. ; Perry, la. and
Ottumvra, la.; Missionary to Japan
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Mur
under ]*resbyterian Board, 1902 ;
founded the"Dendo Doshikwan,"
training school for evangelists, now
located in Osaka, iu 1903 ; received
the hon. degree of D.D. from Coe
College, 1902. Publications : " In-
ductive English Lessons," 1890 ;
" Atoms and Energies," 1901 ;
"Studies for Personal Workers,"
1905. AM-reitt: 22 Kawagnchi,
Osaka, Japan.
MURRAY, George Sheppard (SINGA-
PORE), Manager, local brnnch,
Mercantile Bank of India ; b. June
26, 1851 ; m. June, 1888, L. M. J.
Dennys, o. d. of Dr. N. B. Dennys.
Educ. : Hyde Abbey School,
Winchester. Was a member of
Legislative Council of Straits Settle-
ments from 1888 (except when
absent on visits to England), until
May, 1906, when resigned. Clubs:
Wellington; Constitutional ; Sports.
Address: Singapore, Straits, Settle-
ments.
MURRAY, Rev. John (CHINANKI ),
Minister and Missionary ; b. Oct.,
1846 ; m. Sept., 1876, Sadie S. Rue
( died 1902 ). Educ. : Monmouth
College, 111. ; 'Princeton College,
N. J. ; Princeton Theological
Seminary ; graduated Princeton,
N. J. Class, 1872. Arrived in China,
1876 ; chiefly engaged in evangelistic
work — " a steady course, nothing
very momentous but ever growing
in grandeur." Address: Chinanfu,
Shantung, China.
MURRAY, Rev. William (SINGAPORE),
M.A. (;las., Missionary; b. Jan.
22, 1864. Educ. : Glasgow and
London. Ordained l>y Presbyterian
Church of England, March 16, 1887-
93 ; Minister at Peuang, Straits
Settlements, 1893-99 ; Missionary to
Straits Chinese, Singapore, since
1901. Address : E.P. Mission, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
MURRAY, Rev. William Hill (PE-
KING), Inventor of the numeral
type by means of which blind and
illiterate sighted Chinese can learn
to read and write well in three
months, using only 30 symbol s,
whereas the average C h i u a m a u
takes six years to master the 4,ouo
ideographs essential to simple
reading, and only 5 per cent, ever
learn ; b. June 3, 1843, s. of a black-
smith. Early lost his left arm by
iin accident; rural postman ; hi
1863 became a colporteur for
National Bible Society of Scotland,
by whom (1871) he was sent to
North China ; in 1879, adapted
Braille's symbols for the blind t<»
represent numbers, and numbered
the 408 sounds in use at Peking
(which are the standard for all
Mandarin dialects) ; seeing tin-
facility with which the blind ac-
quired the power of reading and
writing, illiterate Christians craved
his help, and by substituting black
lines for the raised white dots, he
produced the simplest possible
set of geometric forms ; these are
the printing-type with which the
blind now print books for sighted
persons ; in the Boxer trouble his
blind women were all martyred,
and most the men and boys ; he
himself suffered so severely that he
became totally blind in one eye and
half blind in the other ; but with
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his wife and children, he has re-
organised his schools and printing
work.s. Address: School for the
Blind, Peking, China.
MC78§0, Giuseppe Domenica (SHANG-
HAI), Solicitor and Bjirrister-at-
Law ; 5. June 28, 1876, at Hongkong,
3rd s. of late D. Musso, Consul
for Italy at Hongkong. Educ, :
University of Naples ; His Italian
Majesty's As.sassor at Mixed Court,
Shanghai, since 19)4. Address : 17,
Paving Road, Shanghai, China.
MtJTSU-H£TO, Emperor of Japan
(TOKYO), 121st Emperor ; descended
from Kinperor Jiramu, who founded
the dynasty, 633 B.C. ; 6. Nov. 3,
1852, at Kyoto, m. Feb. 9, 1869,
Princess Haruko (&. May 28, 1850),
d. of Prince Ichigo. Succeeded to
the throne upon death of father,
Emperor Komei, Feb. 13, 1867 ; the
country was at time under virtual
rule of Shogun ; the Shogun, Keiki,
asked to be permitted to resign,
Oct. 14, 1867 ; resignation accepted,
Oct. 16, 1887, and Emperor assumed
full power, thus ending rule of
Shogunate which had existed since
1187, A.D. ; Government reorganised
Dec. 9, 1867 ; as consequence of
dissatisfaction of certain Daimyo
(noblemen) who had through-
out remained faithful to Shogun,
civil war broke out 1868, and con-
tinued until 1869, when the rebels
were defeated and the work of the
restoration allowed to proceed
unchecked ; Emperor abolished
feudalism by Imperial decree, 1871 ;
negotiations for abolition of extra-
territoriality commenced, 1871,
(Great Britain assented, 1894, and
other countries followed example
in due course) ; freedom of religion*
belief granted, 1872 ; re-organisation
of army and navy, and education
upon Western lines were entered
upon and Imperial Decree promis-
ing establishment of Parliament
promulgated, Oct. 12, 1881; Con-
stitution promulgated, Feb. 11,
1889; first meeting of Parliament,
Nov. 29, 1890 ; war declared against
China, Aug. l, 1891 ; at close of
victorious war Emperor was grant-
ed by unanimous vote of Diet
£2,000,000 out of indemnity paid by
China as mark of gratitude for his
direction of the naval and military
operations; Anglo- Japanese
Alliance formed Jan., 1932; war
declared against Russia, Feb. 10,
1904 ; peace concluded after remark-
able series of victories on land and
sea, Sept., 1905; Anglo-Japine.se
Alliance renewed for 10 years, 1905.
Issue: Prince Yoshi-hito, Crown
Prince (q. v.) Princess Masako ;
Princess Fusako ; Princess Nobuko;
Princess Toshiko. Residence: Im-
perial Palace, Tokyo, Japan.
MYERS, Dr. Wm. Wykeham (PAGODA
ANCHORAGE), M.B.. C.M., M.A.O.;
Medical Officer, H.B.M.'s Consulate
and I.C.M. Customs ; Port Health
Officer, H.B.M.'s Consular Agent;
6. Feb., 1843. JSduc. : Public Schools
in England and Edinburgh and at
Universities at Edinburgh and
Glasgow. First came to China in
1869; practised at Pagoda Anchor-
age (Foochow) ; was selected by
Admiral Ryder in 1876 to take
charge of Naval Sick Quarters at
Chef oo ; in 1S93 was appointed by
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Hye
Admiral Freemantle to take charge
of marine detachment landed at
Anping to protect foreign settle-
ments from Black Flags under Liu-
Vung-fu ; served as surgeon H.M.S.
"'Tweed " until occupation of South
Formosa by Japanese : saw bom-
bardment of Takow ; was appointed
political adviser to Japanese Gov-
ernment at Formosa ; in 1900 was
appointed to strength of General
Gaselee's force in North China for
relief of Peking ; went through
campaign including actions at Pei-
tsun and Yang-tsun, taking charge
of wounded at base hospital at
Tientsin ; received despatch of
thank* from General Commanding :
was member of party in steam
launch " Sin-tai-wan " that went
from South Formosa to assist P*
and O. steamer " Bokhara " wreek-
ed On Sand Island, Pescadores, ill
Oct. 1892, when some survivors from
wreck of Norwegian steamer
" Normand," wrecked at same time,
were discovered in outlying islands
and rescued ; received thanks of
British and Norwegian Govern-
ments. Decorations: Order, Rising
Sun ; medal and clasp for relief of
Peking. Full ications : Various
contributions in Customs medical
reports and in medical journals.
Address : Pagoda Anchorage, near
Foochow, China.
NABESHIMA, Marquis (TOKYO), For-
merly Daiinyo of Saga; b. Aug.,
1840. Educ. : In England for
several years. Represented Japan
at Rome, 1880-1882 ; was for a long
while Master of Ceremonies at the
Court ; created Marquis, 1884. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
NAGAHARA, Baron Shigeru (OKINA-
WA), Governor ; b. May, 1834, at
Satsuma. One of suite of Prince
Shimazu, 1862 ; witnessed bombard-
ment of Kagoshima by British ;
one time president of the Nippon
Railway Co.; Governor of Shizuoka,
1883 ; do., Okinowa, 1892 ; cr. Baron,
1896. Address: Okinawa, Japan.
NA6AOEA, Viscount (TOKYO), Mem-
ber of House of Peers ; b. Sept.,
1842. at Kumamoto. Educ. : U.S.A.
and England. Minister at the
Hague, 1880-2. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
NAIN, Rev. Father Charles Benedict
(SEUKMBAN), M.A. ; Roman Catholic
Priest; b. May, 1870. Educ.: At
Paris ; Lyons University. Curate,
Chinese Church, Singapore, 1894-96;
Vicar, Chinese Church, Penang,
1896-97 ; Assistant, Cathedral of the
Good Shepherd, Singapore, and
Procurator of R. C. Mission, Diocese
i.f Malacca, 1897-1904 ; Vicar, Serem-
ban and Manager, St. Paul'.*
School, 1906; architect of St.
Joseph's Institute and Convent
Chapel, Singapore. Publication.*.
Short Biography of Leo XIII.
Club : Sunger Ujong's. Add res*:
Serein ban, Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
NAKAHAMA, Dr. Toichiro (TOKYOK
Doctor of Medicine ; July, 18.57, in
Tokyo. Is a specialist of internal
diseases. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NAKAHASHI, Tokugoro (OSAKA).
President of Osaka Shosen Kaisha
(Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co.,
Ltd.) ; b. 10th Sept., 1860 ; Educ. :
Graduated, Tokyo Imperial Uni-
versity, 1886. Has been judge at
Yokohama, an Adviser of Depart-
ment of Agriculture & Commerce,,
an Adviser of Bureau of Legis-
lature, Secretary to House of Com-
mons, an Adviser of Department
of Communications, President of
Bureau of Accountancy in Depart-
ment of Communications, President
of Bureau of Railways rn Depart-
ment of Communications, 1886-1898 ;.
has been President of Osaka
Shosen Kaisha, since 1898; is also
Director of Konan Steamship Co. ,.
Ltd. Address: Hidenincho, Ten-
noji Minamiku, Osaka, Japan.
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Nas
NAKAMUTA, Vis count (TOKYO),
Privy Councillor ; b. Feb., 1831, at
Saga, Pioneer naval officer ; at-
tained rank of Vine-Admiral ; as-
sisted organisation Japanese navy ;
or. Viscount, 1S84. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
NAKANO, Buyei (TOKYO), President
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce ; b.
Jan., 1849; at Takaniatsu. Was
Director of old Tokyo Tramway
Co., elected President of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange, 1903 ; sat with Pro-
gressives in House from 1890 to 1902.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
NAKONCHAISI, Prince of (see . CHIRA,
PRINCE).
NAMURA, Taizo (TOKYO) Merchant;
Member of the House of Peers ; b.
Nov., 1841, at Nagasaki. Procurator
General of the Supreme Court,
1886; Chief, do., 1892-3; followed
mercantile pursuits, since 1894.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
!NANJO, Bunyu (TOKYO), ex-Professor
of the Imperial University ; b. May,
1849, at Mino. Educ. : Under Max
Muller, Oxford University, Eng-
land. Was for some time upon the
professorial staff of the Imperial
University. A ddress : Tokyo,
Japan.
NANSON, William (SINGAPORE), JJ.A.,
F.S.A. ; Advocate and Solicitor of
Supreme Court ; b. July 12, 1849 ;
//(. Kathevine Louisa, d. of Ridgway
Harrison: of Woodburn, Douglas,
Isle of Man. Educ, : Repton, and
Trinity College Oxford. Solicitor of
High Court of Justice in England.
A ddress: 4, Raffles Place, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
NAPIER, Hon. W. J. (S i N « A P o R E),
D.C.L. Barrister-at-Iaw. Senior
partner in firm Drew and Napier,
Advocates and Solicitors ; unofficial
member, Legislative Council. Club :
Singapore. Address : 10, Collycr
Road, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
NAQUARD, Eugene, M. C. A. (SAIGON),
Conseiller, Cour d'Appel; b. Dec. 23,
1856. Entree 1' Administration de
la Justice, Fev. 19, 1883. Decora-
tion : Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. A ddress : Saigon,
Indo-China.
NARENDR, Raja, Lieut -Colonel
Mom (BANGKOK), Siamese Army;
b. Jan. 31, 1876; >». 1904. Edue. :
In England ; France ; Belgium ;
Royal Military College, Sandhurst ;
Oxford University. Went to
Europe as school companion to
H. R. H. Crown Prince of Siam,
Aug., 1893, where spent eight years ;
received commission as Lieutenant
in Siamese Army in 1893 ; spent
two years with 1st Battalion, Royal
Dublin Fusiliers, and 96th Battery
of R. F. Artillery, Okeharapton ;
promoted to present rank, 1905.
Decorations : 5th class of the White
Elephant, and four Siamese Medals.
Publications: Works on Military
Subjects, in Siamese. Address :
Bangkok, Siam.
NASHIMOTO, Prince (TOKYO). Captain
of Infantry ; b. March 9, 1874 ; >/i.
Nov. 28, 1900, Princess Itsuko, 2nd
d. of Marquis Nabeshima. Edue. ;
Nat
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1906-7.
Military Academy, France. Was
attached to staff of General Oku
during Russo-Japanese AVar. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
NATHAN, Ernest Julius (PENANG),
B.A. ; Straits Settlements Civil Ser-
vice ; b. April 13, 1882. Educ. : Ox-
ford University. Appointed cadet,
Straits Settlements Civil Service,
1904 ; attached to Resident Council-
lor's Office, Penang. Address ;
Penang, Straits Settlements.
NATHAN, Sir Matthew (HONGKONG),
K.C.M.G., Gorernor of Hong-
kong; 6. Jan. 3, 1862, s. of late
Jonah Nathan. Entered R.E.,
1880; Capt., 1889; Maj., 1893; served
in Nile Expedition, 1885, Lushai
Expedition (Medal with clasps)
1869 ; Secretary Colonial Defence
Committee, 1895. Administrator of
the Government of Sierra Leone in
1899 ; C.M.G., 1809 ; Governor,
Gold Coast, 1900-3; K.C.M.G.,
1902 ; Governor of Hongkong since
1903. Club • Army and Navy.
Address : Government House,
Hongkong; 11, Pembridge Square,
London.
NATHAN, Major Walter Simeon
(TIENTSIN), Agent and General
Manager of Chinese Mining and
Engineering Co. ; I. Sept. 27, 1867 ;
Lieutenant, Royal Engineers, July
24, 1886; Captain, Nov. 23, 1896;
Major, Jan. 6, 1905 ; Railway Staff
Officer ; Deputy Assistant, Director
of Railways, South Africa, Jan. 1,
1900, to Dec. 31, 1901 ; Assistant
Director of Railways, Jan., 1902, to
June, 1902; Secretary, Railway
Board of Control, South Africa,
July, 1902 ; employed with Chitiesc-
Mining and Engineering Co., since
Dec., 1903 ; fought in Miranzai (lst>
Expedition, 1891 ; operations on
X.W. Frontier of India, 1897-3 ;
with Tirali Exped. Force, Field
Engineer, Lines of Commission
(Nov. 9, 1897, to Jan. 18, 1898)r
Field Engineer, 1st Div. (Jan. 19
to Feb. 28, 1898), mentioned Des-
patches, Jan. 7, 1898; S. African
War, 1899-1902, on Staff, operations
in the Orange Free State Feb. to
May, 1900 ; operations in the
Transvaal, operations in Orange
River Colony, May to Nov. 29, 1900 :
operations in Cape Colony, South of
Orange River, 1899-1900, operations
in Cape Colony, north of Orange
River ; mentioned Despatches, Sept.
10, 1901; Brevt of Major. Decora-
t ions : Queen's Medal with 3 clasps,
King's Medal with 2 clasps. Club :
Tientsin. Address : Tientsin, North
China.
NA-T'UNG (PKKISG), Grand Secretary;
native of Manchuria ; provincial
graduate. Director, Court of State
Ceremonial, Jan., 1899 ; sub Chan-
cellor, Grand Secretariat, Dec.,
1899 ; Minister, Tsung-li Yamen ;
Vice-President, Mongolian Superin-
tendeucy, June, 1900 ; junior Vice-
President, Board of Ceremonies,
Sept., 1900; do., Board of Revenue
Nov., 1900 ; Deputy Lieut.-General,
Plain Yellow Banner Corps, Nov.,
1900 ; senior Police Provost of Gen-
darmerie, Peking, June, 1901 ;
Special Embassy to Japan, July,
1901; ceased to be Minister of Tsung-
li Yamen on reorganisation, July,
1901 ; rank of President of a
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Nes
Board, Dec., 1901 ; acting Minis-
ter of Board of Foreign Affairs,
Feb., 1902 ; President Board, of
Revenue, June, 1903 ; President,
Board of Foreign Affairs ; Member
of Finance Committee, Nov., 1903 ;
General Commander of Gendar-
merie, Jan., 1904 ; President of
Board of Foreign Affairs, 1905-6 ;
Grand Secretary, Jan., 1906.
NAYEN'U, Prince (PEKING), Grand
Chamberlain ; native of Mongolia.
A prince and Dzassak of the Khalka
Mongols ; Lieut. -Genera], Bordered
White Banner Corps, and Grand
Chamberlain, Oct., 1893 ; Superin-
tendent, Customs, Peking, Sept.,
1896 ; Lieut.-General Red Banner
Corps, March, 1898 ; Grand Cham-
berlain, Nov., 1903.
NEAL, Dr. James Boyd (CHIXANFU),
M.A., M.D.; Medical Missionary ; 1>.
May 8. Educ.: Yale University and
University of Pennsylvania. Came
to China as a Medical Missionary
under Presbyterian Board of Fore-
ign Missions ; besides regular medi-
cal work, has been much interested
in training of medical students, of
whom over 20 have passed through
his hands ; to assist in their
training prepared translations of
medical books ; is now in charge
of Mcllvaine Hospital in Chinanfu,
under the Presbyterian Mission,
and is engaged in training a class
of ten medical students. Publica-
tions : Translations into Chinese of
Analytical Chemistry ; Diseases of
the Eye and Diseases of the Skin.
A ddrens : Chinanfu, S h a n t u n g ,
China.
NEGIEHI, Prof. Timothy Yoshitare
(TOKYO), Professor and Editor ; &.
Feb. 1875. Educ. : St. Paul's College
Tokyo : Keio«*ijukn. Accepted
professorship in English at St.
Paul's College ; translates lectures
for the Trinity Divinity School,
Tokyo ; writer for many prominent
journals in Japan; formerly
Director of foreign department of
Hakubun Kan and one of organ-
isers of Japan Industrial Associa-
tion ; was proprietor of Tokyo
Practical English School and School
of Politics, Tokyo. Publications:
"The Industrial Orient," "The
Sun, "Greater Japan"; numerous
translations from English. Address:
No 2, Nichome, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
NEISH, Robert Davidson (SHANGHAI),
i
Journalist, Assistant Editor and
General Manager, " Shanghai Mer-
cury " ; I. Arbroath, June, 1864.
Educ. : Dundee. Trained on " Dun-
dee Courier and Weekly News " ;
Editor and Manager "Walthamston
Herald" in 1899; joined "Shang-
hai Mercury," 1900, and has been
[ reporter, Manager, Sub-editor, act-
ing Editor and deputy Managing
Director. Club : Masonic. Address:
Shanghai Mercury Ltd., Shanghai,
China.
NEMOTO, Michiakira (TOKYO), Pro-
fessor of Literature, Tokyo Uni-
versity ; b. Jan., 1822, at Akita.
Chinese scholar of repute ; Pro-
fessor, Imperial University, Tokyo,
since 18C5. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NESOM, G. E. (MANILA), B.S.; Assistant
Director (Acting Director) Bureau
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WHO'S WHO IN TUB FAR EAST (JUNE) 1006-7.
of Agriculture ; b. May 29, 1870, at
Mississippi, U.S.A. Educ.: Mission
Agricultural College ; Iowa State
College. First Assistant, Kllisville
( Miss. ) High School, 1895-96 ;
graduate student, Iowa State
College, 1896-98 ; Professor of Veter-
inary Medicine, South Carolina
Agricultural College ; Veterinarian,
South Carolina Experimental
Station and State Veterinarian of
South Carolina, 1898-1904 ; assistant
Director of Agriculture for Philip-
pine Islands, 1904 ; acting Director
of Agriculture for Philippine Islands
.since, Nov. 1, 1905, member of
American Veterinary Association.
Publications : Numerous articles
on agricultural subjects. Address :
145, Calle .Sail Andres, Malate,
Manila, Philippine Islands.
NEUBRONNER, Ernest Waller (B.vir
GAJAH), Acting District Treasurer ;
b. July 4, 1867. Clerical Service,
Selangor, 1883-1836 ; assistant Dis-
trict Treasurer, Taiping, Perak,
1903 ; acting District Treasurer,
Batu Gajah, 1903. Address : Batu
Gajah, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
NEWLAND, Harry Osman (PKNANG),
J.P. : Chief Police Officer ; b. Bee.
ti, 1855. Held a commission in 9th
Bivllnhon King's Royal Rifles, 1875-
78 ^appointed to Straits Settlements
Police by Secretary of State for the
Colonies; Superintendent of Police,
Coroner and J.P., Singapore, 1883-4 ;
Superintendent of Police, Coroner
and J.P., Malacca, 1886-7 ; Su-
perintendent of Police, Singapore,
1894 ; Superintendent of Police,
Deputy Controller of Convicts, J.P.,
.Licensing Justice, Visiting Justice
for Gaols, Peuang, since 1901. Club*:
Sports, London ; Singapore ; Pe-
nang. Address: Penang, Straits
Settlements.
NEWMAN (see : NoRius-Nn \VMAN,
LiKfT-CoLOXKL CHARLKS L.W.M.)
NEWMAN. Jesse Ford (CHIXKIAXG),
M.A. ; Merchant ; b. Wisconsin,
U.S.A., July 26, 1867 ; m. 1893 to
Lulu K. Wheeler, d. of Dr. L. N.
Wheeler, Missionary to China,
Educ. : Lawrence University and
Boston University. Came to China
in 1895 ; formerly principal of Boys'
School, Kinkiang ; afterwards pro-
fessor in Nanking University ; now
Manager for Standard Oil Co. at
Chinkiang. Club : Chinkiang. Ad-
dress: Chinkiang, China.
NG CHOY (.nee : Wr T'iXG-FAXG)
NIEH CHI-KUEI ( C n K K I A x o ), ex-
Governor ; native of Hunan. Dir-
ector of the Shanghai arsenal for
nine years ; Taotai, Shanghai, Feb.,
1890 ; Judge, Chekiang, Jan., 1894 ;
Treasurer, Kiangsu, Aug., 1896 ;
Governor, do., spring, 1901 : Go-
vernor, Anhwei, Dec., 1901 ; Go-
vernor, Chekiang, Oct., 1902; re-
signed, Oct., I9o:>.
NIELSEN, Olaf (HOXGKOMJ), b., 1854.
Superintendent, Great Northern
Telegraph Co.'s local branch. Club :
Hongkong. Address : Magazine
Gap, Hongkong.
NIELSON, Andrew Bonar (TAIXAX),
M.A. ; Missionary ; b. 1869. Educ. :
Kelviuside Academy, Glasgow ;
Glasgow University ; New College,
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Nob
Edinburgh (Free Church of Scot-
land). Appointed Missionary to
Formosa, 1895. Address: English
Presbyterian Mission, Tainan, For-
mosa.
NISEI. General Baron Kwanjiro
(ToKVo), Inspector-General of Edu-
cation ; b. March, 1847, at Satsiuna.
Promoted Major-General, 1889 ;
commanded Brigade of 1st Army
Division (Tokyo) in Chino- Japanese
War, participated in actions at Port
Arthur, etc. ; commanded 2nd Army-
Division in Russo-Japanese War,
subsequently promoted General
and given command of Liaotung
Garrison; cr. Baron, 1895 ; present
post, May, 1905. Decoration : 3rd
Order of Golden Kite. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
NISEI, Baron Tokujiro(ToKvo),
Privy Councillor ; b. July, 1847,
at Satsuma. Was Minister at
St. Petersburg, 1886-1896 ; cr. Baron
189.1 ; Minister of Foreign Affairs,
1897-8 ; Minister at Peking during
Boxer outbreak in 1900 and parti-
cipated in siege. Address: Tokyo,
Japan .
NISBIMURA, Katsuzo (TOKYO), Mer-
chant ; b. Tokyo, Dec., 1836. Is
father of leatherware industry in
Japan, having started that business,
1870 ; next year opened the first
knitting-work factory in Japan,
1871 ; the fire-proof brick works
which Government established was
purchased by him, 1887, and he has
converted what was at first a losing
enterprise into a paying concern ;
in 1904 visited Europe to study the
shoe manufacturing industry and
returned home with a German ex-
pert whom he engaged ; was long
Vice-Chairman of Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce ; one of the founders of
the Tokyo Higher Commercial
School, and of the Tokyo Asylum
for Aged and Foundlings ; in re-
cognition of his services the Go-
vernment awarded him a medal.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
NITOBE, Inazo (KYOTO), Author; Prof,
of Kyoto University; ft. 1883. Eihtc.:
Sapporo Agricultural College; Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore,
U.S.A. ; Bonn. For several years
Professor of the Sapppro College
and later official at F o m o s a ;
Professor of Kyoto University since
1904. Publfwtions : " B u s h i d o "
which has been translated into
several languages; "Nogyo Hon-
ron. " Address ; Kyoto Japan.
NIU-LENG-E, Lieut.-General <MUK-
DI:N), native of Manchuria. Deputy
Lieut. - General, Bordered Blue
Banner Corps, Sept., 1895 ; do.
Altch'uen, Jan., 1900 ; do., Mukden,
Sept., 1901.
NOBLE, Lieut. -Commander Frede-
rick B. (HoxoKox(j), R.N. ; in
command of H.M. river gunboat
" Moorhen." Lieutenant, Dec. 31,
1898 ; appointed to command, Jan.
25, 1904. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: H.M.S. "Moorhen," Hong-
kong.
NOBLE, Dr. Joseph W. (HONGKONG),
Dental Surgeon. Kesident in Colony
over 19 years. Club : Hongkong.
Address: Bank Buildings, Hong-
kong.
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NOCH'INT'AI (PEKING), Deputy
Superintendent, Octroi ; native of
Manchuria. Deputy Lieut.-General,
Plain Blue Banner Corps, Oct., 1898;
Deputy Superintendent, Peking
Octroi, Dec., 1904.
NODZU, General Count Michitsura
(TOKYO), b. Nov., 1840,atSatsuma.
Fought as Colonel in Civil War of
1877; promoted Lieut.-General, 1885;
full General, 1894 ; commanded
Hiroshima Division and later was
Commander of First Army during
Chino-Japanese War, 1894-1895 ; ap-
pointed Inspector - General of
Education ; Commander of Fourth
Army in Russo-Japanese, War ;
1904-1905. Decoration : Several Ja-
panese. A (hire: s <? : Tokyo, Japan.
N06I, General Baron Kiten (TOKYO),
b. Nov., 1849, at Choshu. Fought as
Captain in Civil War, 1877 ; Com-
mander of Brigade in Chino-Japan-
ese War, 1894-1895; promoted Lieut.-
General, 1895 : appointed Comman-
der of 2nd Division, Sendai, 1895; Go-
vernor-General of Formosa, 1896 ;
Commander of llth Division, Maru-
game ; resigned and retired to priv-
ate pursuits, 1900 ; on outbreak of
Russo-Japanese War was appointed
Commander of 3rd Army which
invested and took Port Arthur ;
promoted full General, 1904 ; cr.
Baron, 1905. Decorations : 1st class
of the Hohenzollern Sword, and
several Japanese. Address: Tokyo,
Japan .
NOGUCHI, Shohin ( TOKYO), Lady
Artist ; b. Jan., 1847, at Osaka.
Devotes herself to landscape paint-
ing. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NOMA, Masalchi (HONGKONG), LL.M.
Consul for Japan ; b. Dec. 28, 18'J4,
in Kagoshima, Satsuma ; m. Kiyor
c. d: of Colonel Hagiwara. Ed-ue. :
Colombian University, Washington,
D.C., U.S.A. Was Chancellor to-
Japanese Legation at Washington,
D.C., 1887-91 : Chancellor to Japan-
ese Consulate-General at Mexico,
1894-97 ; Consul for Japan at Bom-
bay, 1898- 1901 ; left for Japan on
furlough, April, 1906. Decoration* :
6th class order of Sacred Treasure,
Club: Hongkong. Address ; Boweu
Road, Hongkong ; and Shinriudo.
Azabu, Tokyo, Japan.
NOMURA, Viscount Yasushi (TOKYO),
Pi-ivy Councillor ; b. Aug., 1842, at
Nagato. Was Minister of Home-
Affairs, 1894-6 ; Minister of Com-
munications, 1896-7 : raised to Privy
Council, 1900 ; created Viscount,
1887. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NORMAN, Rev. Daniel (NAGANO),
Clergyman; b. March 10, 1864; rn.
May 23, 1901. Kdue. : Aurora High
School ; graduated in arts, To-
ronto University ; graduated in
theology, Victoria University,
Ontario, Canada. Publications:
Editor of " Jinsei " (Voice of Man)
published in Japanese. Address:
Nagano, Shiushu, Japan.
NORMAN, Henry (SKUENDAH),
Assistant District Officer ; b. Jan.
11, 1877. Passed in Law and Malay ;
Entered Federated Malay States
Civil Service, as Cadet at Pahang,
1899 ; acting assistant District
officer, Raub, 1903 ; assistant Dis-
trict officer, Kuala Kubu, Selangor,
1904 ; acting District Officer, RauU
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUSE) 1906-7.
and Matang, 1904 ; assistant District
Officer, Serendah, 190C. Address:
Serendah, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
NORRIS-NEWMAN, Lt-Col. Charles
L. W. M. (TiKXTSix), F.K.G.S. ; In-
telligence Officer, Imperial Russian
Service ; b. Aug. 22, 1852, at Elving-
ton Hall, Yorkshire, s. of late C.
Sherwood Newman and Countess de
Rosa Y. Robyns ; m. 1st, 1874, Anne
Falkner, of Farnham ; 2nd, 1900,
Ethel Finch. Kduc. : Sherborne •
Liibeck ; Harrow. Educated for
army ; left for France and went
through siege of Paris, 1870-71,
being decorated by M a r e c h a 1
Trochu ; served with Don Carlos in
Spain and afterwards with General
Gordon in Egypt ; in South Africa,
1877 ; Zululand Campaign, 1879-80 ;
present at Isandlwhana, Gingin-
hlou, relief of Etshowe Ulundi ;
first Transvaal war 1880-81 ; Basuto-
land service, 1882; Madagascar with
Gen. Willoughby ; Zanzibar and
Central Africa, 1884-91 ; in Mata-
beleland, 1894 - 98 ; Intelligence
Officer, Rhodesia Horse ; Staff
officer to Acting Administrator
through native war, 1896 : has
been special war correspondent for
the " Times," " Pall Mall Gazette,"
"Standard" and "Daily Mail " ; left
for the East in 1900 ; travelled in
Ceylon, Straits, China, Japan and
Philippines ; appointed English
instructor, Russian Naval Staff,
Port Arthur, 1902 ; witnessed first
naval attacks of Japanese, Feb. 8,
1904 ; travelled through Manchuria
with Russians as special corres-
pondent ; appointed to bring out
first Russian Journal in Fnr East
4i The China Review," which stilt
edits ; has been a constant con-
tributor to English Magazines and
Periodicals; is P.P.G.S.W. of
Freemasons, D.C. Detor&tfont ."
Madagascar 1st class ; Dannebrog
3rd class ; French Medal for Valour ••
Egyptian Medal ; Khedive's bronze
star ; South African Medal with
clasp ; Rhodesian Medal. Publi-
cation* : "In Zululand with the-
British " ; " With the Boers in the
Transvaal " ; " The Basuto and their
Country" ; " South African Stories";
" Matabeleland." Recreations: Rid-
ing, shooting, philately. Address:
Tientsin, North China ; Royal
Geographical Society, London ; 12,
Perham Road, West Kensington,
London.
NORTHCOTE, Mowbray Stafford.
(HONGKONG), b. 1860 ; Secretary,
Hongkong Land Reclamation ;:
Lieut. Hongkong Volunteer Com-
pany ; Hon. Secretary, Volunteer
Rifle Association ; Hon. Secretary,
Hongkong Society for Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals ; Hon. Sec-
retary, Hongkong Devonian Soc-
iety ; Hon. Treasurer, Hongkong
Amateur Di-amatic Club. Arrived in
Hongkong, May, 1892 ; Club :
Hongkong. Address : 5, Macdonell
Road, Hongkong.
NOVAL, Rev. Francisco R. (HONG-
KONG), Catholic Priest of the
Dominican Order ; b. Oct. 3, 1871.
From May 6, 1896, Vice Procurator,
and from Feb. 14, to present, Pro-
curator for the Spanish Dominican
Missions in the Far East. Address .
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WIIOVS WHO IN THR FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Spanish Dominican Procuration,
32, Caine Road, Hongkong.
INO YES, Rev. Henry V. (CAM ON), D.D.;
Minister and Missionary ; b. April
24,1836; HI, Jan. 29, 1876. Educ. :
Western Reserve University, Ohio;
U.S.A. Has been at Canton since
May 23, 1866; spent first 19 years
in itinerating work in regions of
San-Ui, San-Ning, Yan-Ping and
Hir-Ping; during this period
established six out -stations and
two churches in those districts ;
for past 20 years has been engaged
in educational work and was large-
ly instrumental in establishing
Presbyterian High School and
Theological Seminary at Canton.
J'ublicalions : Concordance of New
Testament (Chinese); was one of
each of the committees who pre-
pared respectively a commentary
upon the whole of the New and
the Old Testament. Address :
Canton, China.
NUNN, Bernard (MALACCA), Federated
Malay States Civil Service. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, Nov., 1900 ;
acting 4th Magistrate, Singapore,
July, 1904; acting District Officer,
Alor Gajah, Malacca, Straits Settle-
ments. Address : Alor Gajah,
Malacca, Straits Settlements.
NYE, Percival H. (HONGKONG),
Electrical Engineer; Manager
Electrical Department, Wilks and
Jack ; b. Surrey, England. Educ. *
Brighton Grammar School. Was
on staff of General Electric Co. of
England for eight years; came to
Hongkong, March, 1906. Address :
Robinson Road, Kowloon, Hong-
kong.
O'BRIEN-BUTLER, Pierce Essex
(AMOY) H.B.M. Consul, Hang-
chow ; at present officiating at
Amoy, b. Nov. 15, 1858 ; m. Mary
Millicent, d. of late Thomas J. O.
Weatherston of Barwick-on-Tweed,
and Chiukiang. Educ. : Germany.
Joine J H.M. Consular Service,
China, in 1880, as a student interpre-
ter ; promoted to Consul, 1899 ;
called to the Bar, Middle Temple,
1895 ; Consul at Chefoo until April,
1906, when transferred to Amoy.
Address : H.B.M. Consulate, Amoy,
China.
O'BRIEN, Frederick (MANILA), Journa-
list and Lawyer ; b. 1839 ; m. 1897.
Educ. : Loyola College, Baltimore,
Mil., U.S.A. ; University of Mary-
land. After leaving college spent
two years in travelling about world ;
news Editor, lIonolidu"Advertiser,"
1900; Western ! Editor, New York
"Commercial," 1902; travelled
through Orient for New York
"Commercial": Editor and Pub-
lisher, " The Cablenews," Manila,
P.I., since 1902 ; Correspondent of
New York "Herald" in Orient for
past tlu-ee years ; has been connect-
ed with journalism since 1891.
rublications : Magazine articles
and contributions to local journa-
lism. Club*: University, Manila :
Array and Navy, Manila ; Olympic
Club, San Francisco, California,.
U.S.A. Ad tress: University Club,.
Manila, Philippine Islands.
O'CONNELL, Hugues Eustache
Joseph (THANH-PHO), Resident :
Administrator, 2nd class ; b. March
16, 1864. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Nov. 28, 1885 ; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, July 1, 189S :
Administrator, 3rd class, Sept. 1,
1898 ; Administrator, 2nd c 1 a s s,
July, 25, 19J4. Address: Thanh-
pho, Gocong, Cochin-China.
0-ERH-K'O-MU, General (Ir,i)r
Commandant of Sibe V o r c e s ,
native of Manchuria. Appointed,
Commandant of Sibe Forces, M ayr
1901.
OGATA, Gekko (TOKYO), Artist ; b.
Sept., 1855. Address : Tok y o, Japan..
OGATA, Prof. Masanori ( T o K v o),.
Doctor of Medicine;?*. Nov., 1853, in
Kumam o t o -ken. Ed tic. : in
Germany, 1831-1834. Professor of
Tokyo Imperial University. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
OGAWA, General Baron (TOKYO); />..
July, IS'iS, at Kokura. Was Chief
of Staff with 1st Japanese Army in
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Chino - Japanese War ; had com-
mand of Division of 2nd Army
in recent Russo-Japanese War ;
wounded at Liaoyang and invalid-
ed home ; created Baron, 1895.
Decoration : 3rd class of Golden
Kite. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
, James Frederik (PAKHOI),
Commissioner of Customs ; b. Oct.
17, 1857. Educ. : in Denmark.
Appointed Assistant in Imperial
Chinese Customs Service, 1877 ;
Commissioner of Customs in Corea,
from 1889 to 1900 and at Chinese
ports, from 1900 to 1904 ; Chief
Secretary, Inspectorate General of
Customs, Peking, from 1904. British
I'ro-Consul, and in charge of Chin-
ese interests at Won.san, Corea,
from 1894 to 1900. Holds Chinese
•civil rank of third class and Corean
patent of nobility of third class.
Clubs: Royal Societies (Lond.);
Peking ; Shanghai. Decorations :
Double Dragon ( China ), 2nd
division ; Corejin patent of nobility
3rd class. Address : Inspectorate*
General of Customs, Peking, China.
DI8HI, Masami (TOKYO), M.P. ; b.
April, 1855, in Tosa. Minister Re-
sident to Corea, 1892-1893; Vice-
Minister of Agriculture and Com-
merce, 1896-1897 ; again, 1898. Ad-
dress: Tokyo, Japan.
OKA, Genkei (TOKYO), Doctor of
Medicine. Educ. : Tokyo Imperial
University, Germany. Is Chief
Physician-in-Waiting to the Em-
peror. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
OKABE, Viscount (TOKYO), Formerly
Daiinyo of Kishiwada ; Member of
House of Peers; b. Nov., 1851.
Educ. : America and England, 187."-
1883. Appointed Councillor of
Japanese Legation at London, 1886 ;
Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs,
1889-1890; Minister Plenipotentiary
unattached, 1891; Governor of
Tokyo-fu, 1894-1896; created Vis-
count, 1884 ; has fiuanicial interest*
in Corea. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
!
OKAMURA, Teruhiko (TOKYO),
LL.D., Solicitor; b. July, 1355,
at Osaka. Educ.: London, 1878-
1881. Appointed President of
Yokohama Local Court ; since, 1891,
has practised privately; was de-
spatched to London by Govern-
ment in connection with Chishiroa-
Ravenna collision case, which was
decided by Privy Council in favor
of Japan. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
O'KELLY, Pierre (QUANG-TCHEOU-
WAN), Commissairo principal de 2e
classe, Sous-Directeur du Com-
missariat. Decoration : Chevalier
de la Legion d'Honneur, Address :
Quang-Tcheou-Wan, Kwaugsi Pro-
vince, China.
I OKU, General Baron (TOKYO); 6. Nov.,
1844. Entered Army, 1871 ; distin-
guished for bravery in Civil War of
1S77, when was Major ; commanded
5th Army Division (Hiroshima) in
China-Japanese War ; was ap-
pointed Commander of Tokyo Bay
Defences, Commander of the
Eastern Military Districts and
other high commands, promoted
General, 1933 ; attended Dm bar at
Delhi ; Commander in Chief of
Second Army during War with
Russia. Decorations: 3rd class of
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0-Lo
Golden Kite, etc. Club: Nobles,
Tokyo. Adding: Tokyo, Japan.
OKDDA, YoEhindo (TOKYO), M.P.;
LL.D.; b. June., 1860, inTottori-ken.
Educ. : Tokyo Imperial University,
lu 1884 appointed official of Depart-
ment of Agriculture anil Commerce;
promoted Director of Patent Bur-
eau of same Department, 1890 ; later
appointed Director of Official
Gazette Bureau ; Chief Secretary of
Lower House, 1896 ; Vice-Minister
of Agriculture and Commerce,
Vic e-Miuister of Education, 1899 ;
Director of Legislative Bureau,
1900-1902 ; has sat in House since
1903; one of the founders of
Hogaku-in (Private Law College).
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
OKUMA, Count Shige-nobu (TOKYO),
M.P. ; Leader of Progressive Party ;
b. 1838. In charge of Treasury
Department, 1873-81; Minister for
Foreign Affairs, 1888; was entrusted
with duty of revising Treaties con-
cluded before Restoration ; upon
terras of these treaties being pub-
lished attempt at assassination was
made which resulted in loss of one
leg ; after sitting in opposition
several years was appointed Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs and of
Agriculture and Commerce, 1896 ;
has practically led the Opposition in
Lower House since 1898; renowned
horticulturist ; has never been out
of Japan ; created Count, 1887.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
OKUEA, Kihachiro (TOKYO), Mer-
chant; b. Sept., 1873, at Echigo ;
early in Meiji era started business
in arms and ammunition ; opened
branch in London, 1874 ; in 1890,
founded private Business School
endowing it with half a million
yen (£50,000). Decoration: ! 3rd
Order of Rising Sun. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
ONO, Kozan (TOKYO), Chinese
Scholar ; b. 1813, at Hikone. Noted
for Chinese verses and caligraphy ,
was granted "court title" 1890.
Address: Tokyo Japan.
ONO, Kwokei (YOKOHAMA), Merchant ;
b. March, 1845, at Shinano. Raw
silk exporter ; one of the promoters
of Yokohama Specie Bank ; is con-
nected with several important
undertakings at Yokohama. Ad-
dress: Yokohama, Japan.
0-OKA, Ikuzo (TOKYO), M.P. ; b. June,
1856, atChoshu. Formerly practised
law in Tokyo ; Chairman of City
Council, Tokyo ; proprietor of
" Chu-o " ; has been in Lower House
since first session, 1890. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
OLDORP, K (HONGKONG), Manager of
local branch of Hamburg Amerika
Linie. Clubs: Germania; Hong-
kong. Address: King's Buildings,
Hongkong.
0-LO-CHING-O, Lieut. -General (MER-
GUEN), native of Manchuria. Taotai,
Tientsin, June, 1882 ; Salt Comp-
troller, Chihli ; Judge, Kwangtung,
Dec., 1891; Treasurer, Honan, Dec.,
1894; compulsorily retired, Nov.,
1898; Deputy Lieut.-General, Hei-
lung-ching, Sept., 1901; ordered to
retire, 1902; Deputy Lieut.-General,
Mo-erh-ken (Merguen) May, 1904.
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0-Lo
O-LO-CHUN, Lieut. General (NAN-
KING), native of Manchuria. As-
sistant agent, Ko'obdo, May, 1892 ;
vacated post through illness, Jan.,
189G ; Deputy Lieut-General, Nan-
king, May, 1897 ; do Blue Banner
Corps, Dec., 1904.
OMMANNEY, Captain Robert N.
( HONGKONG ), B.N. ; Captain of
H.M. first class cruiser "Andro-
meda." Promoted to present rank,
June 30, 1899 ; appointed to com-
mand, March 1, 1904. Club : Hong-
kong. Address: H.M.S. "Andro-
meda," Hongkong.
ORANGE, J. (HONGKONG), M.I.C.E.,
M.I.M.E., M. Amer. Soc. O.K. ;
Civil Engineer and Architect.
Senior partner in firm of Leigh and
Orange. Resident in colony over
23 years. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress; 1 Des Vieux Road Central,
Hongkong.
ORME, Geoffrey Norman (HONG-
KONG), B.A. Oxon. Civil Service; b.
April 14, 1878. Educ. : Cheltenham
College; Hertford College, Oxford.
•Arrived in Colony, Jan. 1, 1902 ;
assistant Secretary to Sanitary
Board, Aug. 29, 1904 ; Acting Sec-
retary, Sanitary Board, April, 1906 ;
Acting 2nd Police Magistrate,
April 13, 1905 ; Acting assistant
Superintendent of Police and
Police Magistrate, New Territories,
since Dec. 22, 1905. Club: Hong-
kong. Address: Hongkong.
OSAKA, Bishop of (*-<• Foss, RT. Ri:v.
Du. HIGH JAMKS).
CSAWA, Prof. Kenji (TOKYO), Doctor
of Medicine: Member of House of
Peers ; b. July, 1852; at Mikawa.
Educ.: Germany, 1870-1874, an il
1878-1882. Since 1882 has been Pro-
fessor of the Tokyo Imperial Un i-
versity. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
OSBORNE, Hon. Edward (HONGKONG),
Secretary, Hongkong and Kowloon
Wharf and Godowu Co.; Member of
the Legislative Council ; ft. Jan. 21.
1861 ; w. Feb., 1904, Phyllis Eliza, ('.
of G. Whettey, of Weybridge. Educ. :
St. Anne's, Streatham Hill. Was
in Solicitor's Office at Durham,
1879-1880 ; P. and O., London Office.
1880-1882 ; P. and O., Hongkong
Office, 1882-1889 ; Member of the
Hongkong Sanitary Boaul, 19GO-
1903 ; Director of Hongkong Hotel,
Dairy Farm, Steam Laundry, and
on the Consulting Committee of
A. S. Watson and Co. and China
Borneo Co. ; appointed member of
Legislative Council, May, 19C6-
Clitb : Hongkong. Address: The
Peak, Hongkong.
OSBORNE, James Henry (SIIAXGIIAI),
Secretary, S. C. Fariiham, Boyd
and Co., Ltd.: b. Nov. 9, 1853.
Hditc.: Privately. Been in China
(Shanghai) over a quarter of
a century and witnessed several
stirring events, among others
the late riot, where served
with reserves -. Masonic : P.M. 1027.
E.C., Senior Installed P.M. M.M.
ill Shanghai ; P./. 129 S.C. and pro-
moted Grand Master of the Royal
Order of Scotland for China and
Colony of Hongkong ; one of the
founders of the Masonic School,
now the Shanghai Public School ;
President of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Masonic Hall.
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Oug
Decorations : Medal for active
.service with Shanghai Volunteers.
Clubs : Shanghai, Race, Masonic,
and most sporting clubs. Address :
108, Range Road, Shanghai, China.
OSWALD, John C. (FOOCHOW), Mer-
chant, and Consul for The Nether-
lands ; b. 1857 ; w». 1896, Nina L., d.
of Rev. A. B. Day, Vicar of Fish-
ponds, near Bristol. Educ. : Lon-
don and Heidelberg. Decoration :
Double Dragon, first class, third
grade. Club: Foochovv. Address:
Foochow, and Croydon, Surrey,
England.
OTANI, Kahei (YOKOHAMA), Merchant;
b. Dec., 1844, at Ise. Was clerk in
foreign tea firm at Yokohama ;
commenced tea exportation on
his own account many years ago ;
is now chairman of Japan Tea
Guild and President of 4th Bank,
Yokohama. Address: Yokohama,
Japan.
OTANI, Count Kokei (KYOTO), Abbot ;
b. July, 1851, at Kyoto. Is Lord
Abbot of East Hong wan Temple ;
created Count, 1896. Address :
Kyoto, Japan.
OTANI, Count Kozui (KYOTO), Abbot ;
b. Dec., 1876 at Kyoto. m. Jan.,
1898, Piincess Kadzu-ko, e. sishr of
Japanese Crown Princess and d. of
Piince Kujo. Educ.: in Europe.
Lord Abbot of Western Hong wan
Temple ; created Count, 1903. Ad-
dress : Kyoto, Japan.
OTORI, Baron (TOKYO), Privy Coun-
cillor ; b. Feb., 1833, at Harima.
Fought for the Shogunate during
Civil War ; after surrendering was
•2.-.
imprisoned for two years ; was
appointed an official of Hokkaido
Colonization Board; later Secretary
of the Public Works Department
(since abolished) ; was President
of Peers' School ; was Minister at
Seoul when Chino-Japanese War
broke out ; appointed to Privy
Council soon after ; is President of
Tokyo Businessmen's Corporation ;
created Biron, 1900. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
OTTEWILL, Herbert Allan (PEKING),
1st class Assistant H.B.M. Consular
Service. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in China, Aug. 29, 1894 ;
acting Vice-Consul at Chemulpo,
Corea, 1898; 1st class Assistant,
April 5, 1902; Vice - Consul at
Tientsin, Oct. 16, 1902 ; discharged
duties of Accountant at Peking,
1902. Address: H.B M. legation,
Peking, China.
OUGH, Arthur Hanry (HONGKONG),
A.M.I.C.E., A.R.I.B.A.; architect;
b. June 11, 1863, e. s. of Henry Ough,
A.M.I.C.E., and Anna William s
Bartholomew, his wife ; m. 1897 to
Annie, d. of J. M. Goldie. Educ. :
Stepney Grammar School. Member
of the Architects' Association, 1878 ;
associate R.I.B.A., 1891; A.M. I.C.E.,
1901 ; Assistant, Metropolitan
District Railway, 1881 ; Great
Eastern Railway, 1884; arrived
Hongkong, 1888, joined Danby and
Leigh ; partner Henry Ough and
Son, 1891, and joined Leigh and
Orange,1901, and made partner, 1905;
examiner, Royal Sanitary Institute
(Hongkong Branch) ; lecturer on
engineering subjects. Publi-
cations : Several publications on
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1000-7.
drainage, building construction,
sewage disposal, and sanitation.
Recreations : Sailing, and model
yacht building. Clubs: Hongkong;
Royal Hongkong Yacht. Addrets :
Hongkong.
OURA, Kanetake (TOKYO), Member of
House of Peers ; b. at Satsuma,
May, 1850. Appointed Governor of
Shimane - ken, 1893 ; subsequently
Governor of several Prefectures ;
Inspector-General of Metropolitan
Police, 1898-1900 and 1901-1903 ;
Minister of Communications from
Sept., 1901 to Jan., 1996. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
OUSTON, Geoffrey (KUALA LUMPUU),
Acting Assistant, Land Revenue
Office ; b. Jan. 1, 187S. Passed in
Law and Malay ; cadet, Federated
Malay States Civil Service, 1900 ;
acting assistant District Officer,
Tanjong Malim, 1903 ; acting
Financial Assistant, Krian, 1904 ;
acting Inspector of Schools, Perak,
1905 ; present post, 1906. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fede-
rated Malay States.
OUTRE Y, Ernest Amedee Antoine
Georges (THUDAUMOT), Resident ;
Administrator, 1st class ; b. April
11, 1863. Joined Civil Service of
Indo-China, Oct. 10, 1884 ; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, Aug. 1, 1889 ; Ad-
ministrator, 3rd class, Feb. 4, 1891 ;
Administrator, 2nd class, Sept. 1,
189S ; Administrator, 1st class, Feb.
4,1901. Decoration: Chevalier de
la Legion d'Honneur ; O ffi c i e r
d' Academic. Address : Thudaumot,
Province de Thudaumot, Cochin-
China.
OWEN, John Fortescue (KUALA-
LIPIS), Acting District Officer;
b. July 28, 1889. Entered Federated
Malay States Civil Service as
Junior O ffi c e r , Pahang, 1889 ;
acting assistant Collector and
Magistrate, Kuala Pahang, Oct.,
1889; acting Collector and Ma-
gistrate at Rompin, Temerloh,
Kuantan, Kuala Pahang, 1889-1893 ;
Collector and Magistrate, Kuantan,
Aug., 1893 ; Superintendent, Ulu
Pahang, 1896 ; District Officer,
Coast of Negri Sembilan, 1899;
acting Secretary to Resident,
Senior Magistrate, Warden of
Mines, and Protector of Chinese,
Pahang, 1901 ; acting District
Officer, Kuala Lipis; Senior Ma-
gistrate, and Registrar of Titles,
Pahang, since 1903. Address:
Kuala Lipis, Pahang, Federated
Malay States.
OYAMA, Marquis Marshal (TOKVO),
O.M.; ex- Commander in Chief of
Mauchurian Army ; 6. Oct., 1842,
at Satsuma. Fought with the Im-
perialist forces during war prece-
ding Restoration ; commanded
Brigade in Civil War of 1877 :
promoted Lieut. - General, 1878 ;
promoted full General, 1891 ; Com-
mander in Chief of Second Army
which took Port Arthur and Wei-
hai-wei in Chino - Japanese War
1894-1895; created Marquis, 1895;
promoted Marshal, 1898 ; Chief of
General Staff, 1898 ; resigned early
in 1904 to become Commander in
Chief of Manchuriau Army, Japan-
Russia War, 1904-1906 ; was largely
instrumental in bringing the Japan-
ese army to present .state of
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Oza
< ffi; iency ; was accorded the Order
of Merit by His Majesty, King Ed-
ward, May, 1906. Decorations: 2nd
class Golden Kite ; Grand Order ;
Order of Merit. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
OYAMA, Tsunasuke (TOKYO), Minis-
ter at Rome; b. Jan., 1853, at
Kagoshima. Appointed Legation
Councillor at Rome and Paris, 1878-
1879 ; promoted Secretary of Lega-
tion at London, 1884 ; Private
Secretary 'to Foreign Minister,
1886 ; Secretary of Legation at
Paris, 1838 ; appointed Minister at
the Hague, 1892; later at Vienna;
finally at Rome, 1899. Address :
Japanese Legation, Rome, Italy,
and Tokyo, Japan.
OZAKI,YukiO (TOKYO), M.P.; Mayor
of Tokyo ; b. Nov., 1859; m. 1905, d.
of Baron Sabnro Ozaki. Formerly
a journalist ; was one of politicians
who brought about present system
of party Government; was expelled
from Tokyo by reactionary Govern-
ment, 1887, and visited England ;
has sat in Lower House since first
session of Diet ; appointed Chief
Councillor, Foreign Office, 1896 ;
Minister of Education, June, 1898 ;
elected Mayor of Tokyo 1904.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
OZAKI, Baron Saburo (TOKYO), Mem-
ber of House of Peers ; b. Jan.,
1842, in Kyoto-fu. Formerly in
Japanese Government Service ;
was one of the promoters of Seoul-
Fusan Railway ; rendered dis-
tinguished service in connection
with Restoration ; was created
B-*ron, 1896. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
PAHANG, Sultan of O<-: MAATHO.N,
II. H. SIR AHMAD SHAH).
PAGET, Ralph Spencer (BANGKOK),
C.M.G.; H.B.M. Minister; b. Nov.
26, 1864 ; «. of Sir Augustas Berkeley
Paget, G.C.B. Educ. : Eton.
Nominated Attache, 1888 ; appoin-
ted to Vienna, 1888 ; to Cairo, 1889 ;
employed at Zanzibar, 1891 .-92 ;
transferred to Washington, 1892 ;
to Tokyo, 1893 ; promoted, 2nd Sec-
retary, 1895 ; transferred to Cairo,
1899; to Munich, 1900; to Con-
stantinople, 1901 ; to Guatemala,
1901 ; to Bangkok, 1902 ; has been
Minister at Bangkok since 1904.
Club: St. James. Address: H.B.M.
Legation, Bangkok, Siam.
PAINTER, Major Arnaud Clarke
(HONGKONG), Officer Commanding
Hongkong Co., Royal Engineers ;
b. Sept. 2, 1863. Lieut. R.E., July
28, 1883 : Capt., Get, 18, 1891 ; Major,
April 1, 1900. Club: Hongkong,
Address: Military Headquarters,
Hongkong.
P'AN'HSIAO-SU (KANSU), ex-Governor;
native of Hunan. Prefect of
Ti-hua, Kansu ; Chen-ti Tao, do.,
1896; Judicial Commissioner, do.
spring, 1901 ; Financial Com-
missioner, New Dominion, Jan.,
1901; Governor, do., Oct., 1902r
degraded | and sent to work on roads
for peculation, Sept., 1905.
PARDON, Edward R. S. (NAGASAKI),
Journalist : b. Turnchapel, South
Devon, 1873, 4th s. of John Pardon,
of Portsmouth : m. to Eva, .//. e/.
of late John Evans, of Milford
Haven. Educ. : Portsmouth. Came
East in 1903; Editor of " Nagasaki
Press," since Jan., 1904. Addn-**:
Nagasaki, Japan.
PARLANE, William (HONGKONG).
M.I.M.K., Manager, Hongkong Ice
Co., Ltd. ; b. 1845, at Glasgow,
Scotland. Served apprenticeship
as Mechanical Engineer at Dal-
mouach and with Messrs Denny and
Co., Dumbarton ; in 1867 and 186ST
was chief Engineer in the Argentine
Navy, and as a spectator was several
times under fire in Paraguay in the-
war between the allied Brazilian
and Argentine forces against the
Paraguayans ; in 1869 came to-
China round the Cape of Good
Hope as Chief Kngineer of one of
Jardine, Matheson &('o.'s steamers;
has been Manager of the Hong-
kong Ice Co. from 1884. Add*'** :
East Point, Hongkonjr.
PARLETT. Harold George (NAGASAKI),
1st class Assistant, H.B.M. Con-
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Pat
sular Service. Appointed Student
Interpreter in Japan, Aug., 21,
1890; acting Registrar in Court,
Yokohama, 1898 ; acting Consul at
Nagasaki, 1898 ; acting Registrar in
Court, Yokohama, 1898 to 1899;
employed as assistant in Japanese
Secretary's Office, Tokyo, 1899 ;
acting Japanese Secretary, 1902 to
1903 ; promoted 1st Assistant, May
21, 1903; acting Consul at Nagasaki,
1906. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Nagasaki, Japan.
PARR, Cecil William Chase (BATANG
PA DANG), Acting District Officer;
b. Dec. 4, 1871. Entered Federated
Malay States Civil Service as
Junior Officer, 1889; acting assis-
tant Protector of Chinese, Kinta,
1890 ; Officer in Charge, Sungei
Sitiawan, 1892 ; Land Officer, Krian,
April, 1892; assistant Collector of
Land Revenue, Krian, 1893; acting
assistant Magistrate, Gopeng, and
assistant Magistrate, Ipoh, 1894 ;
acting Collector of Land Revenue,
Kinta, 1895 ; assistant Magistrate,
Selama, and acting assistant Dis-
trict Magistrate, Lower Perak and
Gopeng, 1896; District Officer,
T ampin, 1897 ; acting District
Officer, New Territory and Lower
Perak, 1904 ; acting District Officer,
liatang Padang, 1906. Club :
Sports, London. Address: Batang
Padang, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
PARR, William Randall M'Donnell
(HONGKONG), Commissioner of I. M.
Customs; b. May 7, 1865; ?«. 1902,
Mollie. only d. of Rev. Canon
White-Bell, M.A., Doone House,
Doone, Co. Limerick. Educ. :
Privately. Assisted in defence of
Foreign Settlement, Wuhu, during
Yangtze Riots, 1891 ; on special
service with Chinese Forces during
Chino-Japanese war, 1894 ; com-
manded services Coy. 3, R. I.
Rifles and subsequently served
with llth Battn. M.I. during Boer
War, 1900-3 ; was Chinese Joint
Commissioner with Tibet Frontier
Commission ; member Royal Socie-
ty ; eldest son ( Randal Robert
M'Donnell) b. 1903 at Yatung,
Tibet, elevation 10,000 ft., is 1st
British subject born on Tibetan
soil. Decorations: Civil Rank of
the 3rd class, China ; I.C.O. of the
Double Dragon, 3rd division.
Clubs : Junior Naval and Military ;
Hongkong. Address. Mount
Gougli, The Peak, Hongkong.
PARRY-JONES (see: JONES, GEOFFREY
L. PARRY-).
PART, Dr. John Shepley <SKIU-:MHAN),
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A., London,
M.D., Brussels; District Surgeon;
b. Oct. 27, 1864. District Surgeon,
Ulu Selangor, 1899; Surgeon in
Charge, Kajong-Seremban Railway-
Extension, 1901; District Surgeon,
Seremban, and assistant Protector
of Labour and Immigration Agent,
1902; acting State Surgeon, Negri
Serabilan, 1903; District Surgeon,
Seremban, 1906. Address: Serem-
ban, Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
PATRICK, Dr. Henry Cowper
(SHANGHAI), M.B., C.M., Glasgow ;
Medical Practitioner; b. Aug. 12,
1871. Educ. : Glasgow High School ;
Glasgow University ; at Paris ami
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Vienna. Secretary of State's Medi-
cal Officer for Plague and Famine,
Bombay Presidency, 1898 - 1901.
Club: Shanghai. Address: 1, Nan-
king Road, Shanghai, China.
PEACOCK, Walter (SINGAPORE), B.A.;
Straits Settlements Civil Service.
Educ.: Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Nov.,
1898 ; passed final examination in
Chinese, June, 1901 ; acting 2nd
assistant Protector of Chinese, Pe-
nang, July, 1901 ; acting District
Officer, Christmas Island, Dec.,
1902 ; acting 3rd Magistrate, Singa-
pore, June, 1903 ; appointed to
Class V., Sept., 1903. Address:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
PEARCE, Rev. Thomas William
(HONGKONG), Missionary of London
Miss. Soc. ; b. 1855. Arrived at
Canton, 1879 ; was connected with
missionary work at Canton until
5893, when was transferred to
Hongkong ; acting Inspector of
Schools, Hongkong, 1898 and 1900 ;
examiner at Queen's College, 1897
and 1898 ; member of committee on
interpretation, 1899-1900 ; appointed
to board of examiners in Chinese,
Jan. 14, 1897. Addrens: London
Mission, Hongkong.
PEARSE, Dr. Wilfred William (Ho.\<;-
KONG), M.B., C.M., D.P.H., Dm.,
M.D., Aberdeen, 1906 ; Assistant
Medical Officer of Health ; &. Sept.
16, 1870. Arrived in Colony, 1901 ;
acting Medical Officer of Health,
Sanitary Superintendent and Su-
perintendent of Statistics, 1903.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Health
Department, Hongkong.
PEART, Dr. Stuart Patrick (TUMID,
M.B., C.M. Kdin. ; District
Surgeon ; b. June 21, 1865. District
Surgeon, Krian, Lower Perak and
Gopeng, 1896-1900; acting District
Surgeon, Larut, 1900 ; District
Surgeon, Batang Padang, 1908 ; ap-
pointed to present post, 1900.- Ad-
dress: Tapah, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
PEDLEY, Rev. Hilton (MAEMASHJ.),
Missionary and Minister; b. June
14, 1862 ; ?/«. Martha Johnson Clark.
Educ. : Ontario Public Schools ;
McGill University, Montreal (gold
medallist). After graduating came
to Japan a* a missionary in 1889 .
was stationed at Nugata for 11
years and subsequently at
Maebashi ; in 1897-98 was a graduate
student at Yale University. Ad-
dress : Maebashi, Joshu, Japon.
PEDLEY, Major Stanhope Humphrey
( HONGKONG ), 2nd Queen's Own
(Royal West Kent) ; b. Oct. 2, 1865 ;
Lieut., Royal West Kent Regt.,
1886; Capt,, Sept., 1895; Major,
Mar., 1904 ; took part in operations
on N. W. Frontier of India, 1897-8.
Ue co rat ions : Medal with clasp.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Mili-
tary Headquarters, Hongkong.
PEIRCE, Robert (SINGAPORE),
M.I.C.K.; Municipal Engineer; b.
Jan. 21, 1863. Edvc. : Manchester,
England. During 1880-1891 engaged
on construction of Drainage, Water
Works, Bridges and Tramways
in Lancashire, Worcestershire,
Warwickshire and Herefordshire,
notably Nelson Waterworks
(Lanes.), Birmingham Cable and
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Pen
K lee trie Tramways; Barrow in
Furness Tramways ; Kidderminster
Waterworks and Sewerage Works,
and Hereford Sewerage ; prepared
scheme and despatched all ma-
terials and plant for Water Supply
of Pretoria, South Africa ; prepared
scheme for Sewerage of Cape
Town, Woodstock, \Vynberg, Ron-
debosch and for K imberley, South
Africa ; appointed Municipal En-
gineer, Penaug, by General Sir
Andrew Clarke, in 1891 ; resigned to
take up appointment of Municipal
Engineer, Singapore, in 1901 ; during
service in Straits Settlements has
designed and constructed Roads,
Bridges, Sea Walls, Reservoirs,
Drains, Abattoirs, Sewerage Sys-
tems and Jetties ; last work being
the raising of dam of Impounding
Heservoirs : is a Member of In-
corporated Association of Muni-
cipal and County Engineers ;
British Association of Water Works
Engineers, and Society of En-
gineers. Club : Sports, London.
Address: Municipal Office, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
PENNEFATHER, Lieut. -Colonel Ed-
ward Graham (SINGAPORE), In-
spector-General of Police ; b. Felt.
12, 1850 ; ni. Nov. 19, 1885, Mary, d-
of Rev. J. L. Crompton. Kdttf. :
Harrow ; Exeter College, Oxford.
Gazetted sub. - Lieutenant, 6th
(Inniskilling) Dragoons, April 23,
187.S ; on special service in Zulu
War, 1879 ; commanded advanced
posts in operations in Zululand,
1888 (honourably mentioned,
brevet Lieutenant - Colonel) ; As-
sistant Commissioner and Pre-
sident Magistrate, Ngutu District
of Zululand, Nov., 1888, to April,
1889 ; appointed to command
pioneer expedition which took
possession of Mashonaland, 1890,
and in command of B.S.A. Co.'s
Police to Dec., 1892 : Inspector
General of Police, Straits Settle-
ments, since March, 1895. Club :
Army and Navy, Pall Mall, S.W.
Address: Singapore; Straits Settle-
ments.
PENNEY, Clifford Ernest (BANGKOK),
Solicitor ; b. Oct. 28, 1881, at Graves-
end, s. of Stephen Penney, J.P. ;
1 . -in. Oct. 26, 1965, Cecil Georgina
Frances, d. of William Rowdstone.
Edwf. : Cumberland House school,
Milton, near Gravesend, Kent.
Admitted a Solicitor to Supreme
Court in England, March 25, 1904 \
appointed Judicial Assistant at
Ministry of Justice, Siam, March
26, 1904 ; Judicial Adviser to Police
Courts in Bangkok Province, Nov.
5, 1904 • Judicial Adviser to Mon-
thon Pyap (Northern Siam), Dec. 8
1905. Club : British, Ban gkok .
Address: Bangkok, Siam.
j PENNEY, Hon. Frederick Gordon
(SINGAPORE), M.A. ; Treasurer,
Straits Settlements, and Resident
Councillor, Malacca ; «. of late
Lord Kinloch, of Scottish Bench
Edue. : Trinity College, Gleual-
iiidiiil ; Edinburgh University.
Appointed Cadet in service of
Straits Settlements Government,
1876 ; Resident Councillor, Malacca,
since 1904. Clubs : W i n d h a m ;
Sports; Conservative, Edinburgh.
Address : Treasury, Singapore
Straits Settlements.
Pen
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
PENNEY, William Hughes (LABI AN),
Deputy Governor. Educ. : Hymer's
College, Yorkshire. Appointed to
Treasury Department, British
North Borneo, July, 1888 ; acting
Treasurer-General, 1891 ; Postmas-
ter General, 1895; District Magi-
strate, 1896 ; acting Resident, Pro-
vince Alcock, 1898; Protector of
Chinese and Member of Council,
1901; Superintendent of Customs,
1902 ; Resident and Deputy-Govern-
or, Labuan, Jan., 1903. Address :
Labuan, Borneo.
PENROSE, Frank Philip (MALACCA),
Straits Settlements Civil Service.
Acting Superintendent of Works,
and Surveys, Malacca, Straits
Settlements, Aug. 2, 1894 ; assistant
Superintendent of Works, Province
Wellesley, Oct. 18, 1897; Super-
intendent of AVorks and Surveys,
Malacca, Oct. 1, 1903. Address:
Malacca, Straits Settlements.
PERAK, Sultan Of (see: SHAM, His
HIGHNESS SIR IDRIS MERSID-EL-
AAZAM ).
PEREIRA, Major George Edward
(PEKING), D.S.O. : Military Attache,
H.B.M. Legation ; b. Jan. 26, 1865.
Entered Grenadier Guards, as
Lieutenant, Aug. 23, 1884 ; pro-
moted to Captain, Nov. 4, 1896;
Major, May 2, 1900 ; was on special
service in China, Nov. 20, 1900, to
Feb. 2T, 1902; temporary Military
Attache", Seoul, Jan. 19, 1904, to
March 16, 1905; attached to
Japanese Army in Manchuria,
March 17, 1905, until close of war ;
Military Attache, Peking, 1905 ; was
slightly wounded in the Boxer
Campaign, near Tientsin, 1900
(mentioned in despatches, and
D.S.O.) ; took part in operations
in Transvaal and Cape Colony in
May, 1902. Decorations : China
Medal with clasp ; Queen's Medal
with three clasps. A d d r e * * :
H.B.M. Legation, Peking, China.
PEREIRA, M. C. Goncalvea (TOKYO),
Minister Resident for Brazil. Ad-
dress: Brazilian Legation, 3,
Aoicho, Akasaka, Tokyo, Japan.
PERKINS, Thomas Luff (HONGKONG),
A.M.I.C.E. ; Executive Engineer,
Public Works Department ; b. Sept.
21, 1867. Divisional Engineer,
Corporation of Bristol, 1892-1899;
Divisional Engineer, County of
Middlesex, 1899-1904 ; arrived in
Colony, 1904. Club: Hongkong.
Address: Public Works Depart-
ment, Hongkong.
PETER, J. C. (HONGKONG), Banker ;
sub -Manager of Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation,
Ltd. Resided in the East over 20
years. Club: Hongkong. Address:
Peak Road, Hongkong.
PETTEE, Dr. James H. (OKAYAMA),
Clerical Missionary ; b. July 16,
1851, at Manchester, U.S.A. ; in.
Aug. 1, 1878, Belle Wilson. Educ:
Dartmouth College, New Hamp. ;
Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Missionary of A.B.C.F.M. in
Japan, since 1878 ; residence, since
1879, Okayama, where has been
senior Missionary since 1888; Pastor,
since 1889 of Mission Church of
Christ in Japan ; closely associated
with Mr. J. Ishii, founder ;md
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Pig
present Superintendent of Oka-
yaina Orphanage ; oldest and
largest Protestant Orpha,nge in
Japan, 378 children at present ; one
of three foreigners on Board of ten
trustees ; Treasurer, Japan Union
of Christian Endeavour; English
editor of "Japan Endeavour;"
regular Japan correspondent of
"Congregationalist" and "Christian
World," of Boston, Mass. ; chair-
man, during 1905, of Missionary
Association of Central Japan ;
chairman for 1906 of Japan Mission
of the A.B.C.F.M.; life mem. Asiatic-
Society of Japan ; mem. Red. Cross
Society. Publications: " A Chapter
of Mission History in Modern
Japan," " Mr. Ishii and His
Orphanage." Address : Okayama,
Japan.
PFOUNDES, Capt. C. J. W. (KOBK),
Agent, Merchant Service Guild ; b.
1823. Served in British navy ; ar-
rived in Japan, 1864 ; attached to
British Consulate at Nagasaki;
British Legation at Tokyo; held
other official positions ; after re-
maining in England for some time,
during which lectured extensively
upon Japan and founded Japan
Society in London, returned to
Kobe, 1903. Address: Kitano-cho,
Kobe, Japan.
PHELIPS, Hugh Richard (HONG-
KONG), Local Auditor; b. Jan. 6,
1869; m. Feb. 24, 1903, Jacquette
Edith, i/. d. of Rev. George Lambe,
of Highlands, Ivy Bridge, Devon.
Educ. : Weymouth College; Queen's
College, Oxford. Local Auditor,
Niger Coast Protectorate, West
Africa, Oct. 27, 1894 ; assistant
Auditor, East Africa Protectorate,
Dec. 4, 1896 ; Local Auditor,
Uganda, April 29, 1897 ; Local
Auditor, East Africa Protectorate,
Dec. 2J, 1901 ; Local Auditor,
Hongkong, Nov. 1, 1904; arrived in
Colony Dec. 23, 1904 ; appointed
J.P., 1905. Decoration : Uganda
Mutiny Medal and clasp, 1897-98 ;
Clubs: Sports, London; Hongkong.
A dili-ess: 72 Mount Kellet, Hong-
kong.
PHILLIPS, Thomas Morgan (SHANG-
HAI), Barrister - at - Law. Educ. :
Privately ; Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Called to Bar, Middle Temple,
June, 1883 ; arrived in Shanghai,
June, 1898, and became member of
firm Drummond, White, Cooper
and Phillips ; practised at Hong-
kong Bar from Dec., 1901 to Nov.,
1903, when returned to Shanghai.
Club : New Oxford and Cambridge.
Address: 11, Peking Road, Shang-
hai, China.
PIGOTT, Francis Joseph (PKNANG),
A.M.I.C.E. ; Deputy Surveyor
General ; b. June 27, 1865. Tracing
Officer, Ceylon, 1887 ; District En-
gineer, Maradankadawila, 1888 ;
District Engineer, Amradhapura,
1892 ; District Engineer, Batticaloa,
1893 ; 2nd assistant Financial Office,
Ceylon, 1895; seconded as Acting
Municipal Engineer, Colombo,
1986; District Engineer Kalutara,
1897 ; District Engineer, Matale,
1899; Acting Provincial Engineer
Southern Province, 1902; Acting
Provincial Engineer, Eastern Pro-
vince, 1903 ; Provincial Engineer,
1904; Acting Assistant Director of
Public Works Department, Ceylon,
Pig
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (.JUNE;
1904 ; Deputy Colonial Engineer
and Deputy Surveyor General, Pe-
nang, 1905. Address : Penally,
Straits Settlements.
PIGGOTT, Sir Francis Taylor (H..MJ-
KONK). Kt., M.A., LL.JI. ; Chief
Justice, Supreme Court of Hong-
kong ; b. April 25, 1852, X. of Key.
Francis Allen Piggott, of Worthing ;
n>. Mattel Waldron, e. (/. of Jasper,
Wilson Johns, J.P., D.L. Kduc.:
Paris; Worthing College ; Trinity
College, Cambridge. Called to the
Bar, 1874 ; special mission to Italy,
1887 ; Legal Adviser to Prime Minis-
ter of Japan, 1887-1891; Secretary
to the Attorney - General, Sir
Charles Russell, M.P., on the
Bearing Sea Arbitration, 1893 ; act-
ing Chief Judge, Mauritius, 1895-
1897 ; Procureur and Advocate-
General, Mauritius, 1894-1905; pre-
sent position since 1906. Decoration :
* Kt. (1905). Publication*: Foreign
Judgments, Vol. I., 1879; Vol. II.,
1881 ; 2nd Ed., I Vol., 1884; Princi-
ples of Law of Torts, 1885; Ex-
territoriality and Consular Jurisdic-
tion, 1892 ; Service out of the Juris-
diction, 1892 ; Behring Sea Letters.
1893 ; Revised Edition of Laws of
Mauritius, 6 Vols., 2nd Ed., 1894;
Nationality and Naturalisation,
and the English Law on the High
Seas, and Beyond the Realm, 1904 ;
The Garden of Japan, 1892; Music
and Musical Instruments of the
Japanese, 1893. Recreations: Golf.
Club : Thatched House, Hongkong.
Address: Hongkong; Kw hurst,
Surrey.
PINCKNEY, H. (HowiKO.Mi), Banker,
Manager, International Banking
Corporation. Resided iu Colony
over 14 years. Club : Hongkong,
Address: 9, Queen'* Roa'd Central,
Hongkong.
PITZIPIOS, G e o r g e Demetrius
(SHANGHAI), II. BM. Vice-Consul.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, July 26, 188S ; 1st Assistant,
Sept. 27, 1897 ; acting Vice-Consul
at Shanghai, 1896 to 1897 ; acting
Consul at Chinkiang, 1897 ; acting
Consul at Canton, 1898 ; Vice-
Consul at Canton, May 10, 1898;
Vice-Consul at Shanghai, since 1900.
Adtlre** : H.B.M. Consulate, Shang-
hai, China.
PLAYFAIR, Frank William Walter
(NAGASAKI), H.B.M. Consul ; b.
April 8, 1858, f. *. of late General
Elliot Minto Playfair, R.A. ; >/».
1893, Jane, d. of late Major General
J. Orr. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in Japan, March 30, 1880;
acting Consul at Nagasaki, 1884
and 1885 ; acting Consul at Hyogo>
1887 ; promoted 1st class Assistant,
Nov. 9, 1887 ; acting Consul at
Hyogo, 1888 and 1889 ; acting Consul
at Hakodate, 1889 to 1890; acting
Vice-Consul at Tokyo, 1891 to 1892 ;
acting Consul at Hyogo, 1894-5-6,
1897 and 1898 ; promoted Consul for
Consular District of Hakodate,
Aug. 4, 1898 ; transferred t<»
Shimonoseki as Consul fur Consular
District of Shimonoseki ; was also-
in charge of Austro-Hungariau
interests at Shimonoseki; transfer-
red to Tamaui, May 21, 1903; Consul
at Nagasaki, 1904. Recreation*:
Riding, cycling, boating. Addiv**
H.B.M. Consulate, Nagasaki. Japan;
c.> Chartered Bank of India.
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Pol
Australia and China, Threadneedle
Street, London, TC.C.
PLAYFAIR, George Macdonald Home
(PEKING), M.A. ; H.B.M. Consular
Service. Appointed Student In-
terpreter in China, July 16, 1872;
acting assistant Chinese Secretary,
Peking, 1875 : acting Consul at
Taiwan, 1877 ; at Pakhoi, 1881, 1883;
promoted 1st class Assistant, July
1, 1886; acting Vice-Consul at
Shanghai, 1885 to 1886; acting
Consul at Tainan, 1888 to 1889;
at Taiusui, 1889 to 1890; at Chin-
kiang, 1890, acting Shipping Vice-
Consul at Shanghai, 1890 to 1891 ;
-promoted Vice-Consul, in charge of
shipping business, at Shanghai,
April 1, 1891 ; Senior Vice-Consul
at Shanghai, Aug. 20, 1892; pro-
moted Consul at Pakhoi, June 15,
1893 ; transferred to Ningpo, April
23, 1894 ; acting Consul, Swatow,
from March 27 to June 21, 1899;
transferred to Foochow, May 13,
1899; acting Consul General at
Hankow, 1903 to 1904. Address:
H.B.M. Legation, Peking, China.
PLUMMER, John Isaac (HONGKONG),
M.A., Durh. ; Chief Assistant,
Observatory ; It. Feb. 5, 1845. Chief
Assistant, Glasgow Observatory,
1865 ; Observer, Durham University,
1867 ; Astronomer, Orwell Park
O b s e r v a t o r y, 1874 ; arrived in
Colony, 1891 and lias held present
position since. Club : Hongkong.
AdilreM : Observatory, Kowloon,
Hongkong.
POATE, W. H. (SHANGHAI), Managing
Director, Mackenzie and Co., Ltd. ;
member of Municipal Council.
Clu b. -Shanghai. Atldre** : 22 S/*--
chuen Road, Shanghai.
POKOTILOFF, M. D. (PKKING), Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary for Russia. Appointed,.
1905. Address: Russian Legation,
Peking, China.
POLLOCK, Hm. Henry Edward:
(HONGKONG), K.C. ; Barrister-at-
law ; b. 1865 ; m. March 5, 1906, Lena
Oakley. Educ. : Charterhouse
School. Called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple, Nov., 1887 ; admitted
to practise in Hongkong, April,
1888; acted as Police Magistrate,
Hongkong, from Sept., 1888, to-
April, 1889 ; as Puisne Judge from
June to Dec., 1892; received gold
medal for services in plague
epidemic, 1894; acted as Attorney
General for nearly three years
between 1898 and 1901 ; appointed
Queen's Counsel, 1900; proceeded
to Fiji as Attorney General arriving
there, Jan., 1902; left Fiji, April,
1902, and resigned as Attorney
General, June, 1902 ; returned to
Hongkong, Oct., 1902 ; elected tem-
porary representative of Chamber
of Commerce in Legislative Council
1903; elected representative of
Justices of Peace on Legislative
Council in December, 1905; Member
of Sanitary Board from March,
1903 to Jan., 1906 ; President Hong-
kong branch of the Navy League
and Chess Club ; Secretary of the
Odd Volumes Society ; Commodore,
Royal Hongkong Yacht Club. Club:
Hongkong. Address : Peak, Hong-
kong.
POLYGLASE, John (SING.U-OKK), Act-
Pon
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE; 1906-7.
ing President of the Municipal
Body ; b. Jan. 3, 1854 ; m. July 1,
1882. Educ. : Privately. Assistant
Municipal Secretary, Singapore,
March 1, 1882 ; additional duties as
Paymaster, 1885 ; acting Municipal
Secretary, 1891 ; Municipal Secre-
tary and Assessor, 1892 ; acting
President of the Municipal Body,
1906. Club: Singapore. Address:
" Tolcarne," 6, Tanglin Hill, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
PONSONBY, Richard Arthur
Brabazon (HONGKONG), Private
Secretary to the Governor; b. Jan.
8, 1878. Educ. : Harrow. Assistant
Private Secretary to Governor of
Natal, Oct., 1895, to April, 1896;
Private Secretary to Governor of
Trinidad, Sept., 1898, to June, 1899 ;
to Governor of Ceylon, Feb., 1900,
to Nov., 1903; to Officer Adminis-
trating Government of Hongkong,
Dec., 1903, to July, 1904; to Governor
of Hongkong, July, 1904, to date.
Clubs : St. James ; Bachelors ;
M.C.C., London ; Hongkong. Ad-
dress: Government House, Hong-
kong ; 15, Chesham Hall, London.
POST, Dr. Albert T. (YOKOHAMA),
M.D. ; Medical Director for the
Kast, Equitable Life Assurance
Society of U.S.A. ; b. Jan. 1, 1872 ;
in. Edith, d. of Elisha Mulford,
LL.D., of Cambridge, Mass.
Educ. : Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, Pa. Clubs : Yoko-
hama United; Nippon Race, etc.
Address : 24, Water St. and 67 Bluff,
Yokohama, Japan.
POST, Nicholas (HONGKONG), Consul
for Austria - Hungary ; b. 1S70.
Educ. : Gymnasium of the T. K.
Theresianum, T. K. Oriental Ac-
ademy, Yienna. Commercial At-
tache, 1894 , transferred to Con-
sulate-General, Shanghai, 1898 ;
Yice-Consul, 1898 ; appointed Act-
ing Consul at Hongkong, 1900;
Consul, 1906 ; appointed Consul at
Rio Janeiro, Brazil, May, 1906.
Decoration: Chevalier of Italian
Crown. Publication: " Trade and
Industry in the Far East," 1900.
Club: Hongkong. Address: Austria-
Hungary Consulate, Hongkong.
POTT, Rev. Francis Lister Hawks
(SHANGHAI), D.D. ; President of St.
John's College, Shanghai ; b. Feb.
22, 1864 ; m. in 1888. Educ: Columbia
University, N.Y.; General Theologi-
cal Seminary, N.Y. ; has worked as
an educationalist in China for 19
years; has been President of
American Association of China ;
member of International Com-
mittee, Y.M.C.A. ; is Chairman of
Shanghai Chinese Public School.
Publications : .Translated several
books — religious and scientific —
into Chinese •, "The Outbreak in
China," 1900 ; <! A Sketch of Chinese
History," 1933. Club : American
University. Address: St. John's
College, Shanghai, China.
POTTS, W. H. (HONGKONG), Merchant.
Member of firm, Linstead and
Davis. Been in Colony over 14
years. Club: Hongkong. Address:
Alexandra Buildings, Hongkong.
POUNTNEY, Arthur Meek (SINGA-
PORE.), B.A. ; 2nd Assistant Protec-
tor of Chinese; b. Dec. 30, 1873.
/;</*',-. .- Oxford University. Cadet,
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Pri
Federated Malay States service,
1897 ; studied Chinese at Canton ;
Assistant Secretary, Chinese
Affairs, 1900; Secretary, Central
Census Committee, 1901 ; Assistant
District Officer, Kuala Lipis,
Pahang, 1903 ; acting Protector of
Chinese, Selangor, 1903 ; acting
District Treasurer, Batu Gajah,
Perak, 1903 ; acting Assistant
Protector of Chinese, Singapore,
1903; acting Protector of Chinese,
Perak, 1904; appointed 2nd As-
sistant Protector of Chinese,
Singapore, 1904; Magistrate at
Singapore. Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
POZZONI, Rt. Eev. Bishop Dominico
( HONGKONG ), R. C. Bishop of
Victoria ; b. Dec., 1861, at Paterno,
near Milan, Italy. Arrived in
Hongkong as missionary, 1884 ;
engaged in mission work in Kwang-
tung, 1884-1905 ; elected Bishop and
Vicar Apostolic, 1905, in succession
to late Mons. Piazzoli ; consecrated
Oct. 1, 1905. Address : Caine Road,
Hongkong.
PRATT, Frederick Lionel (HONG-
KONG), Journalist; b. Oct. 17, 1872,
at Sydney, New South Wales,
Australia, s. of late Edward
Pratt (9th Wrangler, Cambridge,
1864). Educ. : Highbury House*
St. Leonards on Sea ; Mannamead
School, Plymouth ; Sydney Gram-
mar School ; St. George's College,
Mossvale, New South Waljs ;
graduated in the University (if
Experience. Spent earlier portion
of a mis-spent career at sea in
Devitt and Moore's clippers " Der-
went" and "Rodney" (1888-92);
drifted into journalism, H)()4, as
junior on Sydney "Daily Tele-
graph " ; through lack of discern-
ment on part of management of
that journal attained senior posi-
tion ; was sent out as special in
pursuit of bushrangers in 1900 ;
didn't catch them ; went to Peking"
Dec., 1900, and did catch small-pox ;:
was adrift for two days on an
ice-pack in the Gulf of Pechihlir
Feb., 1901; associate correspondent
for Renter at Peking, 1901 ; return-
ed to Australia and was connected
with " Age " ( Melbourne ) and'
" Sydney Morning Herald," 1901-
1904 ; sent to Russo-Japanese war
as special correspondent by latter-
paper ; present at battles of Shou-
shanpu, Liaoyang, Shiho and a^
number of minor engagements ;
leader writer for the " China Mail ""
since Nov., 1905; in a thoughtless
moment consented to edit " Who's-
Who in the Far East." Club :
Hongkong. Address : c/o China
Mail, Hongkong.
PRETRE, Charles Emile Pierr e-
(HAil'HONG), Resident; Administ-
rator , 2nd class. Joined Intlo-
China Civil Service, Oct. I, 1894;
Administrator, 4th class, Aug. lr
1889 ; Administrator, 3rd class, OcU
1, 1894; Administrator, 2nd class,
Aug. 2, 1900. Decoration: Officier
d' Academic. Address : Haiphong-
Tonkin, Indo-China.
PRICE, Lieut-Col. Charles Henry
Uvedale (HONGKONG), D.S.O. ; in
Command 129th (Duke of Con-
naught's Own) Baluchi*; b. June 16,
1862. Lieut. Welsh Regt., Oct. 22,
1881 ; Ind. S.C., June 16, 1883 ; Capt.r
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Pri
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Oct. 28, 1892 ; Major, July 10, 1901 ;
Lieut.-Col., Indian Army, Mar. 1,
1905; D.A.A.G., Ind. 1900-1905;
severely wounded in Burmese Ex-
pedition 1886-88 ; in command of
Singo Field Force (Uganda, 1898-9)
of operations in Ankole, i n 1, for
some time, of troops in Unyoro ;
commanded column against
-Soudanese mutineers, including
Action at Jeruba, and several other
engagements, mentioned in De-
spatches ; brer, of Maj. (D.S.O.)
Decorations : Medal with two
clasps, Burmese Exped. ; D.S.O.
and Medal with two clasps,
Uganda. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Headquarters, Hongkong.
PR ICE, Right Rev. Horace McCartie'
Eyre (FOOCHOW), M.A. ; Bishop of
Fukien. Educ. : Trinity College,
Cambridge. Ordained D e a c o n >
London, 1886 ; Priest, Sierra Leone,
1888 ; Vice-Principal, Fourak Bay
College, Sierra Leone, 1887-1889;
Curate of VVingfield, Suffolk, 1889-
1890 ; Examining Chaplain to Bis-
hop, 1899; Principal (C.M.S.) Boys
School, Osaka, 1890-1901; Arch-
deacon of Osaka, from 1901; con-
secrated Bishop of Fukien, China,
by the Archbishop of Canterbury, at
* Westminster, Feb. 2, 1906 ; arrived
Foochow, May, 1906. Address : Foo-
cho',v, Fukien, China.
PRICE, William Thomas (SHANGHAI),
Superintendent and Headmaster,
Thomas Hanbury School ; b. 1875 ;
Educ. : St. Mark's College. Clubs :
Shanghai, Cricket, Football, and
Golf. Address: Thomas Hanbury
School, Boone Road, S h a n g h a i,
China.
PRINGLE, Alfred Ernest (MAL.ICC.O,
Sub. • Inspector of Schools ; b.
March 14, 1860. Entered Strait*
Settlements Service as Master in
High School, Malacca, 1885; Head
of Training College for Native
Teachers, 1890; Sub.-Inspector of
Schools, Malacca, since 1896; 2nd
Lieut., Singapore V.E. ; J.P. for
Malacca. A ddrexg : Malacca ,
Straits Settlements.
PRITCHARD, Major Clive Gordon,
(HONGKONG), R.G.A.; Commandant,
Hongkong Volunteer Corps ; b.
August 10, 1871. First Commis-
sion, Royal Artillery, Nov., 1891 ;
promoted Captain, 1899; appoint-
ed Commandant, local Volunteer
Corps, 1901 ; speaks Hindustani.
Club : Hongkong. Address : Vol-
unteer Headquarters, Hongkong.
P'U-CHUN, Duke (PEKING); «. of
Prince Tuan ; Imperial Clansman ;
appointed Heir Apparent with
status as successor to Emperor
T'ung-chih, Jan., 1900 ; disinherited,
Nov., 1001, with rank of Imperial
Duke.
P'U-HSING (MONGOLIA), President,
Board of Punishments ; Imperial
Clansman. Sub - Director, Grand
Court of Revision, Jan., 1899; sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat, Dec.,
1899; junior Vice-President, Board
of Works, April, 1900; Minister,
Tsung-li Yamen, June, 1900 ; Deputy
Lieut.-General, Plain Blue Banner
Corps, Jan., 1901 ; ceased to be
Minister of Tsung-li Yamen on
re-organisation, July, 1901 ; Presi-
dent Mongolian Superintendence,
Oct., 1903; President, Board of
Punishments. July, 1905.
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WHO'S WHO K THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1000-7.
Pyk
P'U-HSU, otherwise Prince Ting
(I'KKING), Imperial Clansman.
P'U-LUN, Prince (PEKING), Impeiial
Clansman, Pei-tzu (Prince of the
4th order). Deputy Lieut. -General,
Bordered Yellow Banner Corps,
Dec., 1896; do., Plain Red Banner
Corps, July, 1900; Vice-President,
Imperial Clan Court, Sept., 1900;
Lieut. - General, Bordered Yellow
Banner, Feb., 1901 ; Imperial Com-
missioner to St. Louis Exposition,
1904.
P'U-SHAN (PEKING), Deputy Superin-
tendent, Octroi ; native of Man-
churia. Sub. • Dii'ector, Court of
State Ceremonial, Dec., 1891 ; do.,
Court of Sacrificial Worship, June,
1892 ; Director, Court of Sacrificial
Worship, Nov., 1892; sub-Chancel-
lor, Grand Secretariat, March,
1894 ; junior Vice-President, Board
of Ceremonies, Dec., 1894; senior
Vice - President, Board of Cere-
monies, Dec., 1895; Dep.-Lieut-
General, Plain Red Banner Corps,
Jan., 1896; junior Vice-President,
Board of Civil Office, Jan., 1897 ;
senior do., July, 1900 ; Deputy
Superintendent, Peking Octroi,
June, 1904.
P'17-TING (PEKING), Military Lieut.-
Governor ; Imperial Clansman.
Sub-Director, Court of State Cere-
mony, March, 1894 ; Director, Court
of State Ceremonial, March, 1895;
sub-Chancellor, grand Secretariat,
June, 1895; junior Vice-president,
Board of Ceremonies, Jan., 1896;
cashiered, Sept., 1898; sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat,
Oct., 1898; Vice-president, Board of
Ceremonies, Dec., 1898; do., Board
of War, Jan., 1899; do., Board of
Punishments, Feb., 1899; do., Board
of Punishments, Mukden, Nov., 1899;
do., Board of Revenue, Mukdeii,
Feb., 1903; President, Censorate,
do., Nov., 1904; Chahar Military
Lieut-Governor, Feb., 1905.
PUTNAM, George Rockwell (MANILA),
Civil Engineer; Director of Coast
Surveys, Philippine Islands ; b. May
24, 1865. Educ. : Rose Polytechnic
Institute, Terre Haute, Ind. Enter-
ed field service, IT.S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, 1890; was on
Mexican and Alaskan boundary
surveys ; accompanied expedition
to Greenland, 1896 ; survey of delta
of Yukon River, 1898-99; since Oct.,
1900, in charge of first work of Coast
and Geodetic survey in Philippine
Islands ; member of American
Society of Civil Engineers. Publi-
cations : Various Government re-
ports. Clubs : University, Army and
Navy, Manila; Cosmos, Washing-
ton. Address : Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Manila, Philippine Island.
PYKETT, Rev. G. F. (PENANG), Prin-
cipal, Anglo - Chinese School ; b.
Dec. 20, 1864. Arrived in Singapore
as teacher, Anglo-Chinese School,
Feb., 1901; Penang, March, 1893.
Address : 340, Anson Rr>ad, Peuang,
Straits Settlements.
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RADCLIFFE, Lieut. Charles Amyas
(SINGAPORE), R.X. (retired), Deputy
Master Attendant ; I. Aug. 27, 1861.
Appointed Deputy Master Atten-
dant, Singapore, 1903 ; acting
Harbour Master, Penang, 1903:
acting Master Attendant, Straits
Settlements, 1903; Deputy Master
Attendant, Singapore, 1904 ; Magi-
strate for Singapore; Member of
Board of Visiting Justices ; Member
Examining Board for Masters and
Mates. Address: Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
RAGSDALE, James W. ( TIENTSIN ),
Journalist and Consul General for
U.S.A. ; b. Feb. 12, 1848. Edu«. :
Cornell College, Iowa. Served as
an officer in U.S. Army during civil
war ; representative in Legislature
of California, U.S.A. for two years
and in Senate for four years ; ap-
pointed U.S. Consul at Tientsin,
Sept. 17, 1897 ; promoted to Consul
General, Feb. 7, 1903 ; was in Tien-
tsin during siege of 1900. Club:
Tientsin. Address : U.S. Consul
General, Tientsin, North China.
RAJA CHULAN bin, ex-Sultan Ab-
dullah ('UPPER PERAK), District
Officer; b. May 1, 1869. Appointed
Settlement Officer, Krian, acting
Collector of Land Revenue, Larut,
1892 ; Settlement Officer, Krian am:
Kinta, and acting Collector of
Land Revenue, Kuala Kangsar,
1893-1896; assistant District Magi-
strate, Selama, 1897 ; acting District
Magistrate, Matang, 1901 ; accom-
panied H.H. the Sultan of Perak
to England, 1902; District Officer,
Upper Perak, 1903. Address : Uppei-
Perak, Federated Malay States.
RAJKITCH, Phya Narisra (TOKYO),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Siam. Addiv** :
Siamese Legation, Tokyo, Japan.
RALPHS, Edwin ( H o x « K o N G ) r
F.U.G.S., F.C.S., F.E.I.S., A.C.P.,
M.R. San. I.; Senior Assistant Mas-
ter Queen's College ; b. Sept. 17,
1872; in. 1905, May, d. of Thomas
Witter, Appley Bridge, England.
Educ. : Central Science School,
Bolton and St. Mark's College,
Chelsea, London. 1st class in
Queen's Scholarship Exam., in
final Teachers' Exam. (Education
Department, England), and in final
Archishops Divinity Exam. ( Eng-
land) ; honours in science, South
Kensington Exams. ; Associate of
the London College of Music, etc. ;
acting Second Master, Queen1!*
College, 1903-4 ; Hon. Examiner in
Botany and Chemistry to Hong-
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Rat
kong College of Medicine for Chin-
ese, '1901-3; Hon. Secretary, since
1805, of the Hongkong Centre of
the London College of Music ;
Member of Government Committee
on History nnd Geography, Hong-
kong, 1903. Address : " Craigmia
West," Magazine Gap, Hongkong.
RAM, Edward A. (HONGKONG),
F.R.I.B.A.; Architect; partner, firm
Denison. Ram and Gibb.s ; b. Apiil,
1858. Educ. : Private School.
Articled pupil in office of late J. S.
Clarke, F.B.I.B.A., of Cockspur
Street, Pall Mall, 1877 ; came to
China, 1889 ; went into partnership
with A. Denison, M.I.C.E., 189G,
new firm known as Deniton, Ram,
and Gibbs. Clubs : Hongkong ;
Sports, Lond. JfW/v.«*:17, Queen's
Road Central, Hongkong.
RAMKAMHENG, Major General Phya
(BANGKOK), Siamese aimy;&. Oct.
J4, 1864; rn. 1892. Editf. : Germany
and Austria. Went to Europe in
1877, spent most time in Austiia,
where began general ami military
education ; joined Military C< liege,
Vienna; received Commission as
Lieut, in Austiian Army, 1888;
served in different Regiments both
Infantry and Cavalry ; became Cap-
tain of Royal Horse Guard in
Siamese Army on returning to
Bangkok, 1891 ; in 1882 went to
Europe as Military Attache in Ger-
many, Austria, Denmark, Sweden
and Norway, and was attached to
H.R.H. the Prince of Nakonchaisi,
who was then studying in Denmark;
appointed Aide-de-Camp to His
Majesty the King of Siam during
Ms tour in Europe, and accom
panied His Majesty back to Siam ;
appointed Honorary Aide-de-Camp
and afterwards assistant Chief of
General Staff with Rank of Lieut-
Colonel ; promoted to present rank,
1905 ; is officer Commanding
Troops in Bangkok District. De-
corations: 3rd Class of White
Elephant and Crown of Siam, and
many foreign orders. Address :
Bangkok. Siam.
RAMSAY, William Lei-lie (SIN-
GAPORE), Accountant, Chartered
Bank of India, Australia, and
China : 6. July 8, 1869. Educ.: Gor-
don's College, Aberdeen. Served
for above five years in North of
Scotland Bank, Aberdeen ; arrived
in Singapore in service of Chartered
Bank of India, Australia and China
early in 1893 ; in charge of Kuala
Lumpur Agency, 1895 an,. 1896-98 ;
in charge of Taiping, Perak,
Agency, 1901-02. Address: Chartered
Bank of India, Australia, andChina,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
RANSOM, Dr. S. A. (SHANGHAI), M.D.;
Medical Practitioner; b. July 14,
1870. Ed ue. : Public Schools and
University of Georgetown, D.C.,
U.S.A.; Surgeon U.S., R.C.S., Sani-
tary Inspector, U.S. Army Tran-
sport Service, U.S., M.H.S. ; United
States Quarantine Officer, Shang-
hai ; Medk-al Officer, United States
Consulate General, Shanghai.
Clubs: Shanghai Race Club. Ad-
dress: 23, North Szechuen Road.
Shanghai, China.
RATTENBURY, Rev. Harold Bur-
goyne (WUCHANG), B.A.; London.-
Wesleyan Methodist Minister ; 1>.
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Bay
WHO? WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Feb. 15, 1878. Educ. : Woodhouse
Grove School, near Bradford ;
Headingley College, Leeis. Publi-
cations: Editor of Central China
Prayer Union Letter. Address:
The High School, Wuchang, Central
China.
RAY, E. C. (HONGKONG), Ship, share
and general broker. Resident in
the East for 43 years, arriving in
Hongkong in 18t>3. Club: Hongkong.
Address: 4, Alexandra Buildings,
Hongkong.
BEADY, Oliver George (CIIANGSHA),
B.A., Cantab. ; Actg. Commissioner
of Customs ; b. Dec. 16, 1864 ; m.
1897, Isabel, e. d, of Henry Janson,
of Westbourne Terrace, London, W.
Educ.: Jesus College, Cam bridge and
at Paris. Publications: " Life and
Sport in China" ; " Through Siberia
and Manchuria by Rail " ; " Ch'un-
Kwang " (a Chinese novel). De-
corations: Mandarin of 4th rank.
Address: Changsha, China.
Lewis Charles ( HONGKONG ),
Principal L.uid Surveyor; b. July
12, 1876. Arrived in Colony, Jan. 4,
1902 ; appointed Principal Land
•Surveyor, Oct. 1, 1901. Address:
Public Works Department, Hong-
kong.
BETD, George Elliott (LARUT), Su-
perintendent of Prisons. Passed
in Hindustani ; Wiug Officer,
Malay States Guides, 1902 ; acting
Superintendent of Prisons, Tai-
ping, 1904 ; Company Commander,
Malay States Guides, July, 1904;
Superintendent of Prisons, Larut,
Perak, 1906. Address : Larut,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
BEIFSINDEB Bev. Charles Shriver
(Fuxui), B.D., M.A.; Clergyman of
American Protestant Episcopal
Church ; b. Nov. 27, 1875 ; m. Mary
Duke Gordon, of Kyoto, Japan.
Educ. : Kenyon College, Gambier,
Ohio, U.S.A. ; Baxley .Theol.
Seminary, Gambler, Ohio, U.S.A.
Minister in charge of churches in
Cardington and Mt. Gilejul, U.S.A..
1898-1900 ; Minister in charge of
churches in Peninsula and Hudson,
U.S.A., 1900-01; Protestant Epis-
copal Missionary in Japan, since
1901 ; resided in Nara, Yamato.
Japan, 1901-03; resided in Fukui.
Echizen, Japan, since 1903. Ad-
dress : 19, Edo Shimo-machi, Fukui,
Echizen, Japan.
BEMEDI03, Lulz Augusts Lopes
(MACHO), Postmaster General.
Macao ; b. July 6, 1874 ; m. Lydia
Maria Ribeiro Remedies. Educ :
St. Joseph's College, Macao ; Raffles
School, Singapore. Club : Macao.
Address: No. 3, Travessa da Paiva,
Macao.
BENNIE, Alfred Hsrbert (HONG-
KONG), J.P.; Merchant; 6. NOT. 17.
1857. Educ. : Hamilton Grammar
School, and Upper Canada College,
Toronto ; confidential clerk to
Hon. John Norquay, premier and
province treasurer, Manitoba, 1885
to 1889; delegate to England and
New York to negotiate a loan for
Manitoba, 1887 ; correspondence
clerk, Public Works Department,
Hongkong, 1890; acting assistant
Harbourmaster and acting Su-
perintendent, Water Police, 1892 ;
acting Sanitary Superintendent,
and Secretary, Sanitary Board,
WHO'S WHO is THE FAB EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Bic
Hongkong, 1893 ; retired from
Civil Service, Hongkong. Publica-
tions : Twenty yej,rs in Hongkong.
Club: Hongkong. Address: "The
Firs," Hongkong, and " Crawfov-
din," Brockville, Canada.
BENNIE, James Stuart Macready
( S I x G A P o R K ), F.C.I.S., A. I.E.,
F.R.S.S. ; Chartered Secretary and
Accountant ; b. 1875. Educ. : Pri-
vately and Hyde's Commercial Col-
lege, Edgbaston ; King Edward
Vlth's School, Camp Hill, Birming-
ham. From 1892 to 1901 assistant
Accountant at Metropolitan Bank
of England and Wales, Ltd., at Bir-
mingham ; resigned to proceed to
Singapore ; 1901 to 1904, assistant to
<r. A. Derrick, Accountant, Singa-
pore ; acted for time as Secretary
to Kadana Gold Mines ; Belat Tin
Co., Ltd. ; Raub Australian Gold
Mines ; Sipiau Tin Co. ; Bersaw at
<4old Mines ; Liquidated Malay
States Salt Company ; Sudu Serem.
ban, Ltd.; resigned in 1904; Oct.,
1904, appointed assistant Secretary
to Tanjong Pagar Dock Company,
Ltd. ; appointed Secretary to Com-
pany to assist in preparing case
for arbitration, prepared revised
and amended accounts for the Ac-
countants, Price, Watei-house and
Co., London; acted throughout the
Arbitration held in Singapore, Oct.
16 to 27, 1905 ; appointed Secretary
to Tanjong Pagar Dock Board
<new Government authority) Jan.,
1906. Clubs : Tanglin, Singapore,
Camp Hill ; Old Edwardians,
Birmingham. Recreations : Rugby
football, cricket, tennis, and
\walking ; Captain of " B " team
at School and afterwards played in
Midland Counties trial matches ;
did 100 yards in 10 4/5 at School ;
present day sport, pig, crocodile
and wild bird shooting. Hobby:
Entomology. Address : Raeburn
Estate, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments ; c/o James Reiinie and Co.,
Metal Exchange Building*, Bir-
mingham, England.
RENNIE, Dr. Thomas (Foocnow),
M.D., M.B., C.M.; Medical Practi-
tioner; b. July 28, 1850, *. of late
James Rennie, Western Fintray,
Aberdeenshire ; m. 1833, Helen, d.
of Rev. W. Ogilvie, Fintvay, Aber-
deenshire. Educ. : Gymnasium, Old
Aberdeen and Aberdeen University;
took M.B. and C.M. degrees with
highest honours, 1872. Commenced
practice at Strathpeffer, Scotland.;
in 1873, appointed Medical Officer,
H.B.M. Consulate, I.M. Customs
and lion. M.O., Native Hospital,
Tahow, Formosa; in 1879, appointed
Medical Officer, H.B.M. Consulate
and I.M. Customs and Hon.
Medical Officer, Native Hospital,
Foochow ; medical examiner for
several insurance companies ; mem-
ber of B.M. Association, Royal In-
stitute of Public Health, Medical
Graduates College, London. Publi-
cations : Contributions to I.M.
Customs Gazette, B.M. Journal,
and Foochow Native Hospital
Reports. A ddress: Foochow, China.
RIARIO, Count De Bondy- (see : DE
BON DV-RlARIO).
RICHARDSON, Edward Robert
( SEREMBAN ), Federated Malay
States Civil Service; b. Nov. 22,
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1873. Contract Surveyor, Victoria,
Australia, 1902 ; District Surveyor,
Negri Sembilan, since 1908. Ad-
dress: Seremban, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
RICHARDSON, Thomas William
. (SWATOW), Merchant; b. Edinburgh,
Nov., 1834 ; m. Aug., 1861, Ellen M.
Porter, of Salem, Mass. Edu<.\:
Scottish Naval and Military Ac-
, ademy; Edinburgh University. Ar-
rived in Hongkong, April, 1855, and
went same year to Canton ; in 1856,
was sent to Takow, For.nosa ; in
1857, joined firm of 'fait and Co., of
Amoy ; in 1860, commenced business
at Swatow in conjunction with C. W.
Bradley, under the style of Bradley
and Co., and has since been con-
nected with that port. A (/(/<•<--•.•>•:
Swatow, China; Richardson's, Billi-
ter Square Buildings, London, E.C.;
27, Roland Gardens, London, S.W.
RIDDEL, Rev. William (\V\KI>GH>,
M.A., Aberdeen, 1874, M.B., C.M.,
1881, M.T). 1860 • I. March rv 1853:
>it. to Frances Spark. Nov. 27. 188-'.
Ed(«: : Public Scliool, Leochel-
Cnshaie ; Grammar School, Old
Aberdeen, and University. Since
completion of education has been
in the service of English Presbyte-
rian Church as Missionary to the
Hakka Chinese in Chaochow and
Hweichow, and at present is in
charge of the Mission Hospital at
Wukingfu, about sixty miles in-
land from Swatow. Publication .
Map of the neighbourhood of
Swatow. Addrc** : K.P. Mission,
Swatow, China.
RIDGE. William Sheldon <SH VMJIIAI >.
B.A., F.G.S., F.R.G.S.; School
master ; b. Jan. 10, 1875 ; m, Mar>
Louisa, e.'l. of J. Craven, of Selby,
Y o r k s h i r e. Ednc. : Woodhou.se
Grove ; University of Leeds. First
Head Master, Chinese Public
Scliool ; Hon. Librarian and Mem-
ber of Council, N.C.B.R.A.S. ; hou.
assistant Secretary, International
Red Cross Society, Shanghai,
1'ublications : Magazine Articles
on Geography, Geology, and An-
t hropology . Address: Chinese
Public School, Shanghai, China..
R IDLER. Rev. Herbert Buller (Foo-
CHO\v), Minister and Missionary
b. 1872. Ed tit: : Modern School,
Woking; C.M. Society's College,
London, N. Is associated with the^
C.M. Society. Addre** ; Foochow,
China.
RIDLEY, Henry Nicholas (Six.M-
1>ORK), M.A., F.L.S., F.K.U.S.,
F.S.A. ; Director of Gardens ; />-
Dec. 10, 1855. Edtn: : llaileybury.
Kxeter College, Oxford. Held Bur-
dett-Coutts Geological Scholarship,
Oxford ; entered British Museum.
Botanical Department ; Expedition
to Fernando de Norouha. Brazil,
for Royal Society, 1886; been me-
Director of Gardens and Forests,
Straits Settlements, 1888; lion.
Secretary, Straits branch, Royal
Asiatic Society; visited Christina >•
and Cocos Islands as cominissioner
for Straits (iovernmeul, !S9i», made
collecting expeditions to various-
parts of Malay Peninsula, Sumatra.
Borneo, .lava, and Christinas Island,.
1904 ; corresponding Member Phar-
maceutical Society and Zoological
Society; Member of Society for 1'hy-
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 100C-7.
Roto
sehieal Research ; Corresponding
Member, Ethnological Society of
Moscow. Address: Botanic Gar-
dens, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
RIDOUX, Capt. C. X. (SAIGON), Com-
mamlaut de valsseau "Gueydon".
Ib'.i'.mttwHs: Officer de la Legion
.rilonneiir. Address: Saigon,
Cochin-China.
RIEVELEY, Charles (SHANGHAI),
Estate Agent ; Manager of the
China Land and Finance Co. ; b.
Sept. 21, 1875. Educ. : Calday
Grange Grammar School, West
Kirby, Chesliire. Club : Shanghai.
Address : 59, Bubbling Well Road,
Shanghai, China.
RIGBY, Rev. Arch Edward (NAGA-
SAKI), A.B., Minister and Teacher ;
b. June 7, 1871 ; m. Aug. 25, 1897.
Educ.: Cornell College, Mount Ver-
uon, Iowa ; Principal of High
School, Manchester, Iowa, 1896-99 ;
in Chinzei College, Nagasaki,
Japan, since 1900. Address: 12r.,
Higashiyama, Nagasaki, Japan.
RITCHIE, Major John (SINGAHUIF..),
M.B., F.R.C.S. Edin. ; Royal Army
Medical Corps, Straits Settlements,
Assistant Municipal Health Officer;
b. Nov. 2, 18G2. Educ. ; Edinburgh.
Captain, Royal Army Medical
Corps, Feb., 1887 ; Major, Feb.,
1899 ; war service : West Africa,
1898 ; operations Sierra, Leone, 1898
1899 ; South African War, 1900-02.
Decoration* : Queen's and King's
medals. Publications: Papers in
Medical Journals. Address : Tanglin
Barracks, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
ROACH, Cornelius Edward (SHANG-
HAI), B.A. ; Paper Manufacturer ;
b. Feb. 8, 1867 ; m. Alice Marie, </.
of J. G. Hamlyn. Educ.: Univer-
sity of New York. Formerly con-
nected with Paper Mills in America;
Managing Director of the Shanghai
Pulp and Paper Works. Clubs:
Shanghai. Address. : 187, Bubbling
Well Road, Shanghai, China.
ROBERTS, James H. ( K A L <; A \ »,
Clergyman, b. 1861. Educ. : Yale
College ; Yale Divinity School.
Publications: "A Flight for Lifo
and an Inside View of Mongolia."
Address: Kalgan, Chihli, North
China; 12 Will-mi St., Hartford,
Conn, U.S.A.
ROBERTSON, H. W. (SHANGHAI), Head
of Buttertield and Swire ; was for a
period in establishment at Hong-
kong. Club: Shanghai. Address:
French Bund, Shanghai, China.
ROBERTSON, Dr. Thomas Murray
(S I N G A P 0 R E), M.D. ; Doctor of
Medicine ; &. Sept. 14, 1860. Educ. :
George Watson's College, Edin-
burgh ; Edinburgh U n i v e r s i t y.
Municipal Commissioner for Singa-
pore ; Justice of Peace and Visitor
at Lunatic Asylum. Clv.b : Singa-
pore. Address: Balado, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
i ROBINSON, Henry 0. (Ui.u SKLANGOK),
Acting Executive Engineer ; b.
March 18, 1873. Assistant Engineer,
1 '.-lining Trunk Road, and at Klang,
1896-1897 ; assistant Engineer,
Public Works Department, Kuala
Lumpur, 1898 ; acting District En-
gineer, Ulu Selangor and Kuala
Selangor, 1899; Executive Engineer,
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1901 ; assistant Engineer, Selangor,
1903 ; acting Executive Engineer,
Ulu, Selangor. Address : Ulu
SeUngor, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
ROBINSON, Charles Surtees (KI.NTA),
Acting Deputy Chairman and Sec-
retary, Sanitary Board ; b. Sept. 27,
1873. Settlement Officer, KiUn,
1900 ; Secretary to Sanitary Board,
Kinta, Sept., 1900; 2nd assistant
Secretary to Resident of Perak,
and acting Deputy Chairman and
Secretary, Sanitary Board, Kinta,
1905. Address : Kiuta, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
ROBSON, John Henry Matthews
(KUALA LUMPUR), Investment
Agent ; I. May 8, 1870. Edttc. :
Christ College, Finch ley, and pri-
vately. On a Ceylon tea estate,
1889; Selangor Government Service,
1889-96, during which time was in
charge of Rawang Sub-district,
Klang district, and Ulu Lingat
district (Collector and Magistrate),
and subsequently acting Collector
of Land Revenue and Registrar of
Titles ; edited the " Malay Mail,"
1896-1904, and is now Managing
Director of " Malay Mail " Press
Co., Ltd. ; carries on business as
investment agent ; Hon. Secretary
of Kualci Lumpur Town Club ;
unofficial European Member of
Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board.
Publications : Selangor Laws, 1896;
" People in a Native State." Ad-
dress: Kuala Lumpur, Federated
Malay States.
BOCKHILL, William Woodville (PE-
KING), Minister of the United
States to China; b. April 1, 1851;
7/1. Edith Howell Perkins. Eihic. :
at Paris, France. Appointed 2nd
Secretary of Legation, Peking,
April 9, 1884 : Secretary of Lega-
tion, Peking, July 1, 1835; Charge^
d' Affaires, Corea, Dee.. 1886, to
April, 1887 ; with two scientific
missions to China, Mongolia and
Tibat undjr auspices of Smith-
sonian Institution ; received Vic-
tori i gold med il, Royal Geographi-
cal Society, 1893 ; Chief Clerk,
Department of State, Washington,
April, 1893 ; 3rd Assistant Secretary
of State, April, 1894; Assistant
Secretary of State, Feb., 1896 ;
Minister of the U.S. to Greece.
Roumania and Servia, July, 1897 ;
Director of International Bureau
of American Republics, Washing-
ton, May, 1899; Special Commis-
sioner of U.S. to China, July 20,
19JO; Plenipotentiary of U.S. for
settlement of Baxer troubles, Feb.,
1901 ; signed fin.il Protocol, Sept. 7,
1901 ; resumed duties at Washing-
ton, Oct., 1901 ; Minister of U.S. to
China since March, 1935. Publica-
tions : Various oriental and geogra-
phical works. Clubs: Metropolitan,
Washington; Comos, Washington.
Address: American Legation, Pek-
ing, North China.
RODGERS, Dr. Jamss B. ^MANILA),
D.D., Clergyman ; b. 1866 ; »«. 1889.
Educ. : Hamilton Colleg3 ; Auburn
Theological Seminary. Appointed
to Brazil by Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions of U.S.A. in 1889 ;
in 1899 appointed 1st ordained Pro-
testant missionary to Philippine
Islands. PtiMicah'oHS : A number of
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articles upon Brazil and the Philip-
pines published in missionary and
other publications. Address • Box
437, Manila, Philippine Islands.
RODGERS. J. L. (SHANGHAI), Consul-
General for United States; arrived
in Shanghai, 1905. Club : Shanghai.
Address: 36, Whangpoo Bo ad,
Shanghai, China.
ROESE, Dr. George (HANKOW), Sur-
geon ; b. March 22, 1872. Educ. : At
Bremen, Kiel, Greifswald, Freiburg,
and Leipzig, Germany. Voluntary
assistant at Pathological Institute
at Leipzig Univeuily, 1878 ; Assis-
tant Surgeon, to State. Hospital of
Bremen, 1898-1902 ; Surgeon at Han-
kow, since 1903. Ad-drew : Hankow,
China.
ROGGE, Carl Heinrich (HONGKONG),
Partner in firm of Lamke and
Bogge, >!;'i)brokers ; b. Bremen,
Germany, July 22, 1861. First came
to China in 1883, with Melchers and
Co. ; remained with that firm until
1889, when joined with Mr. Lamke.
Clubs: Hongkong and Germania.
Address: Hongkong.
ROMANO, Agostinho Guilherme
(HONGKONG), Consul General for
Portugal and Consul for Brazil;
Merchant, head of J. J. Remedies
and Co. ; f>. June 25, 1831, at Macao;
m. Guilhermina, 3rd d. of late J. J.
dos Remedios. Educ. : Royal Col-
lege and Seminary of St. Joseph,
Macao. Is a Privy Councillor of
Portugal and'Gentleman of King of
Portugal's Household ; Fellow of
Geographical Society of Lisbon.
Decorations: Knight Commander
of Order of Lady Conception of
Portugal ; Knight Commander of
Orders Carlos III and Isabella
Catholica of Spain ; Companion of
Orders of Lady Conception and
Jesus Christ of Poitu^al. Clubs:
Catholic Union : Hongkong; Hong-
kong Cricket ; Hongkong Jockey;
Victoria Recreation. Address :
"Duart," 15, Arbuthcof Eoad,
Hongkong.
ROSS, Rev. Jchn •( MUKDEN), D.D. ;
Clergyman, United Free Cl urch of
Scotland ; b. 1842. Educ. : Glasgow
University; Theological Hall, Edin-
burgh. Arrived in Manchiuiaasa
Missionary in 1872 : went to Muk-
den in 1875 ; from Mukden travelled
in all directions instituting a large
number of congregations between
Mukden and the Sungari ; during
this peiiod occurred the Japanese
invasion of Manchuiia duiingwar
with China, the Boxer uprising and
Russo - Japanese war, when the
Christian missions suffered very
severely. Publications : " History
of Corea " ; " History of the Man-
chus " ; Mandarin Primer ; Corean
Primer, and several works in
Chinese. Address : Mukden, via
Newchwaug, Manchuria.
ROSS, 0. B. (SINGAPORE), B.A.- Magi-
strate. Educ. : Owen's College,
Manchester, Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1897 ; acting 3rd Magi-
strate, Penan g, Jan.-Nov., 1900 ;
and from Feb., 1901 ; passed final
examination in Chinese, Jan., 1901 ;
4th Magistrate, Singapore, Jan.,
1902 ; acting District Officer, Pe-
nang, Sept., 1902; passed Cadet,
Feb. 11, 1901 ; 4th Magistrate, Singa-
pore, Jan. 1, 1902 ; acting 2nd as-
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sistant, Protector of Chinese, Pe-
nang, 1903 ; Magistrate, Singapore,
since 19J5. Club: Singapore. Add*-**:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
ROSS, Stewart Buckle Carne Uio.\<,-
KONG), B.A., Vic. ; passed cadet ;
>/. Jan. 18, 1875. Attached to
Federated Malay States Civil
Service in 1899; transferred to
Hongkong, J901 ; Registrar of Land
Court, New Territory, 1902 ; acting
Postmaster General, 1903; acting
assistant Colonial Secretary and
Clerk of Councils, 1904. Club;
Hongkong. Address: Coloui il Sec-
retary's Office, Hongkong.
ROSTHORN, Dr. A. Von (PEKING),
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary for Austria-Hun-
gary. Address: Austria-Hungary
Legation, Peking, China.
ROUZIER-JOLY (see : JOLY, JEAN RAY-
MOND WASHINGTON ROUZIER-).
ROWLAND, Dr. George Miller (SAP-
POHO), A.M., D.D.; Missionary; b.
Dec. 11, 1859; m. June 30, 1886.
Educ. : Middleburg College ; Hart-
ford Theological Seminary. Arrived
in Japan in 1885 and commenced
work as evangelistic missionary;
has also incidentally done some
educational work. Address:
Sapporo, Japan.
ROZA, Daniel da (MACAO), Consular
Agent for France ; b. May, 1850 ; /».
Feb., 1875. Educ. : Privately. Is
associated with Herbert Dent and
Co., Macao. Address : Macao.
RUMJAH*, Ahmet (HONGKONG),
Merchant; b. Hongkong, May 16,
1863. Educ. : Government Central
School; won Morrison scholarship
in 1882. Started business as land
and commission agent ; founded
Curreem and Co., subsequently
changed to Rumjahn and Co. ;
proprietor of H. Price and Co. :
Member, Sanitary Board, 1903-5 :
took an active part in getting
amendments of the Public Health
and Buildings Ordinance of 1933,
when first introduced by the Go-
vernment; prime mover in bringing
about the introduction of the rider-
main system when the Water
Supply Ordinance of 1902 was
introduce:! ; raada a J. P. in 1903.
Address : 2, Pedder St., Hongkong.
i RUSSELL, Wilmot Peregrine Mait^
land (CHUNGKING), B.A.; H.B.M.
Acting Consul ; b. June 6, 187,4.
Kditc. : Rugby School; Exeter Coll.,
Oxford. Appointed a Student In-
terpreter in China, March 1, 1898 ;
was at Peking during siege of
Legations 1900 ; acting Consul at
Wuhu, 1903 ; acting Consul, at Han-
kow, 1903 ; acting Consul at Chung-
king, since Nov. ll, 1904. De-
coration: China Medal and clasp
for the Defence of the Legations.
Peking, 1900. Club: New Univer-
sity, St. James, London, S.W.
Addi-en* : H.B.M. Consulate Gen-
oral, Shanghai, China.
RUTLEDOE, Carl Clyde (HONGKONG),
B.A.; General Secretary, Y.M.C.A.;
b. 1876. Midshipman, U.S. Navy, „
1893-5; 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Vol-
unteers, Spanish - American War,
1898-9 ; B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
versity, 1931; Intercollegiate Sec-
retary, Y.M.C.A., of Philadelphia,
1901-3. Address : Y.M.C.A., Alex-
andra Buildings, Hongkong.
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PlNO.)
SA CHEN-PING, Admiral («HAX<HUJ),
Commander-in-Chief, Peiyang ami
Nanyang Squadrons ; b. ^larch 21,
1849; native of Fukien. P.rigade
General, Nan -Ao- Chen, Kwaug-
tung, 1902; Admiral commanding
the Peiyang Squadron, 1903; com-
manding the Kwangtung naval
forces (flagship " Haiehi"), 1906.
Afi'.irvsg: Admiralty Hou.se, Shang-
hai, China.
flAIONJI, Marqtuis Kinmochi(ToKvoi
G.Q.M.a.; Prime Minister of Japan;
b. Oct., 1849. Educ. : in Paris, 1870-
80. During war at time of Restor-
ation was appointed to Imperial
Advisory Council ^ Commander-in-
Chief of Army for subjugation of
Sanin, 1868 ; after defeat of rebels
resigned and established School at
Kyoto ; studied in France between
1870 and 1880 ; upon return estab-
lished Toyo Jiyu Shimbun (Oriental
Liberal Journal) and attacked Clan
System of Government then
prevailing ; visited Kurope with
Marquis I to, 1 882 ; appointed
Minister to Austria, 1885 ; Minister
to Berlin, 1887 ; President of Board
of Decorations ; and Minister of
Education, 1894-1896 ; latt-r l'iv-
si, lent of Privy Council ; became
leader of "S'iyukwai," 1903; Prime
Minister,- Janp 19.K5 ; cr. G.G.M.G.,
May, 1903. Address .-Tokyo, Japan.
SAITO, Vice-Admiral Mlnoru (TOK-
YO), G.C.B. ; Minister of Navy ; b.
Oct., 1853. Sub-Lieut,, 1882; Com-
mander at time of Chino-Japanese
War ; appointed naval Aide - de-
j Camp to His Majesty the Emperor ;
promoted Vice • Commander of
cruiser "Izumi"; appointed to
Naval Staff Board; Vice-Minister
of Navy, 1898 ; Rear- Admiral, 1900 ;
Vice- Admiral, 1904 ; appointed to
present post, 1906 ; G.C.B. confer-
red May, 1906. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
I SAKATANI, Yoshiro (TOKYO), LL.D. ;
Minister of Finance ; 6. Jan., 1860.
Educ. : Tokyo University. Entered
Department of Finance, 1887 ; ap-
pointed Vice-Minister, 1901 ; Minis-
ter, 1906. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SAKUMA, Viscount General Samada
(TAH'EH), Governor-General of For-
mosa ; b. Dec., 1844, at Choshu.
Took part in Civil War of Restora-
tion ; commissioned as Lieut.,
1872; Major-General, 1881; Lieut. -
General, and Commander of the
2nd Division (Sendai), 1886 ; order-
ed to front in Chino - Japanese
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War ; was afterwards appointed
Military Commander of Districts of
Occupation ; was promoted full
General, 1898. and appointed Com-
mander-in-Ohief of Tokyo Garri-
son; Governor-General of Formosa,
1906; created Viscount, 1895. Ad-
dress : Taipeli, Formosa.
SALAEELLE, Pierre rtaphane (VIEN-
TIANE), Resident; Administrator,
2nd eliss : b. June 20, 1857. Joined
ludo-China Civil, Service, Oct. 6,
1886 ; Administrator, 2nd class, Jan.
1, 19u2. Address : Vientiane, Pro-
vince of Vientiane, Laos, Indo-
China.
SA-LIEN (MUKDEN), Vice-President,
Boaid of Ceremonies; native of
Manchuria; metropolitan graduate,
1880. Chief Supervisor of Instruc-
tion, Jan., 1896; Vice-Pres., Board
of Ceremonies, Sept., 1898 ; do.,
Board of War, Mukden. Jan.. 1899 ;
Vice-Pres., Board of Revenue, do.,
Ojt., 1901 ; Vice-Pres., Board of
Ceremonies, Dec., 1904.
SALINGER, Frederick (HONGKONG),
Merchant ; b. July 17, 1853. Arrived
China (Canton) June, 1881 ; pro-
ceeded thence to Shanghai, April,
1902; Hongkong, Oct., 1904, since
which time in charge Reiss and
Co.'s buMiiess. Clubs: Hongkong;
Thatched House, Loud. Address.:
Hongkong.
SANKEY, Lieutenant-Colonel Albert
Robert (SINGAPORE), Officer Com-
manding Royal Engineers ; b. Dec.
19, 1857. Lieutenant, Royal En-
gineers, June 19, 1877; Hon. Captain,
Nov., 188*3 ; Captain, April, 1888 ;
Major, Oct., 1895; Lieut.-Colonel,
July, 1903 ; Volunteer Adjutant,
189M893 ; now Commanding Royal
Engineers, Straits Settlements,
Address: Pulo Bra in i. Singapore-,
Straits Settlement*.
SARAWAK, Ra'ah of (see BROOKE. H.
H. SIR CHARLES JOHNSON.'.
S\SSA, T^mofusa (TOKYO*, M.P. ,
Leader of the Tmperi il Party ; l>.
Jan.. 1854, in K u m a m o t o - k e n .
Joined rebels in Civil War, 1877, and
was imprisoned for several years
on suppression of rebellion ; has
sat in. Lower House since first
session. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SATCHELL, Thomas (Y o K o H A M A),
Editor, " Japan Daily Herald " ; b.
1867. Educ. : Privately. Afterhol-
ding various positions on London
and provincial journals arrived in
Japan in 1899, to take up Sub-Editor-
ship, " Japan (Kobe) Chronicle " ;
in 1902 obtained similar position on
" Japan Herald" ; six months later
was appointed Editor and has since
held that position. A ddress :
"Herald" Office, Yokohama, Japan.
SATO, Susumu (HIROSHIMA), Doctor
of Medicine ; b. Nov., 1845. Educ. :
In Germany. Was Chief Surgeon
of Hiroshima Military Hospital
during Chino-Japanese War; under-
took operation on Li Hung-chang
when late Chinese statesman was
shot by a fanatic at Shimon oseki ;
supervised Hiroshima Military
Hospital dining War with Russia.
Address: Hiroshima, Japan.
SAUNDERS, Charles J. (SINGAPORE),
B.A. ; Official Assignee. Ed^«'
Merchant Tavlors and St. John's*
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Sen
College, Oxford. Cadet, Straits
Settlements, 1891 ; passed final ex-
amination in Chinese, F^b., 1895;
acting 3rd Magistrate, Singapore,
May, 189f> ; after filling various
other positions was appointed
Municipal Commissioner, Singa-
pore, Sept., 190C; assistant Pro-
tector of Chinese, Penang, but con-
tinued to act as Offici il Assignee,
Singapore, May, 1904. Club : Singa-
pore. Address: Singapore Straits
Settlements.
SAUNDERS, Rev. J. Roscoe (YIXG-
TAK), Missionary to the Hakkas;
b. July 18, 1873 ; m. Nov. 8, 1901.
JEduc. : Commercial Academy and
Louisville Baptist Theological Se-
minary ; Superintendent of Preston
St. Mission, Louisville, and 8th and
Clay St. Mission, Waco, Texas;
missionary at Paris, Texas, and
surrounding country ; thence ap-
pointed missionary to work among
the Hakkas in South China : in
three years has baptised 350 of
these people ; has made several
extensive tours into the interior,
on one occasion being robbed by
bandits. Publications: A Tract on
the Hakka Field ; many newspaper
articles. Address: Yingtak, via
Canton, China.
SAUNDERS, W. J. (HONGKONG), Sec-
retary, Union Insurance Society
of Canton, Ltd. Resident in Colony
over 19 years. Club : Hongkong.
Address : 1 Queen's Buildings,
Hongkong.
SAUSMAREZ, Sir Havilland Walter
dc (SHANGHAI;, Judge of H.B.M.'s
Supreme Court for China and
Corea ; b. May 30, 1861, 2nd x. of
Rev. Havilland de Sausmarez ; m.
1st, Dora Beatrice (d. 1893), 2nd
d. of Lite Major-General Gother
Mann, C.B. ; 2nd, 1893, Annie
Elizabeth, y. d. Rev. F. W. Mann.
Educ. : Westminster- Trinity
College, Cambridge ; 9th Senior
Optime, 1883. Called to Bar at
Inner To-mple, 1884 ; after being in
private practflfe in Lagos, As-
sistant Judge -in H.M.'s Consular
Court for Zanzibar, 1892-1897 ;
Assistant Judge, Ottoman
Dominions, 1897-1903 : Judge, Supre-
me Court, 1903-1905; present post,
since 1905. Clubs: Oxford and
Cambridge ; Savile. Address:
Supreme Court, Shanghai, China.
SAVORY, Captain Herbert W,
(H O N G K O N G), R.N. ; Captain of
H.M. first class cruiser "Diadem."
Promoted to present rank, June 30,
1901 ; appointed to command, 1906.
Clv-b : Hongkong. Address : H.M.S,
" Diadem," Hongkong.
SCHARFF, Waiter (SHANGHAI), Mer-
chant ; b. Feb. 15, 1836. Educ. :
Royal Gymnasium, Brieg ; Com-
mercial Academy, Gera, Germany.
Started commercial career in
London, 1884; arrived in China,
1888, started business on own ac-
count in 1895 ; in 189G introduced
modern flo-.ir milling into China by
the formation of the China Flour
Mill Co., Ltd., which Company
built and worked the first flour
mill plant; General Manager and
Director of the C.F.M. Co., Ltd.
Clubs: Concordia ; Race. Address :
Walter Scharff &. Co,, Shanghai,
China.
Sen
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (.JUNE) 1900-7.
SCHILLER, Rev. Karl Emil (KYOTO),
Pastor and Missionary ; b. Oct. 16,
1895, at Husum, Schles\vig,Germany ;
m. April, 1898. Educ. : Bonn and
Berlin Universities, Germany. Was
f»r several years pastor at Siegburg
and Terbelenburg, (Termany, and
teacher at Middle School of latter
city ; came out to Japan as Mis-
sionary of General Evangelical
Protestant Missionary Society of
Berlin, 1S95 ; worked the years in
Tokyo before coining to Kyoto.
Publications: Numerous pamph-
lets and contributions to religious
press of Germany and Japan, Ad-
dress : 10, Shogoin • cho, Kyoto,
Japan.
SCHOLES, Rev. Ernest F. P. (CIIK.V
CHOW), Wesleyan Missionary ; b.
July 28, 1868 : in. Janet Jameson, of
Birmingham. Educ. : Leeds Gram-
mar School. Handsworth College,
Birmingham. Arrived in China,
1895 ; station'ed at Lung-ping ; Han-
kow and Kuangchi ; in England,
19D4-05; returned to China, 1906.
Address : Chen-chow, II u n a M,
China.
SCHOLZ, Dr. Curt (SHANGHAI), LL.D.;
Councillor of Legation ; Acting
German Consul General ; b. 1868, at
Goerlitz, Silesia. Educ. : Berlin
University. German Vice -Consul
at New York, 1898-1900 ; Foreign
Office, Berlin, 1900-04 ; Consul at
Hankow since 1904. Clubs: Han-
kow ; Shanghai ; Coneordia. Shang-
hai. Decoration: Royal Prussian
Order of Red Eagle, 4th class.
Address : German C o n s u 1 a t o
General, Shanghai, China. •
SCHROEDER, F. (YOKOHAMA), Pro-
prietor and Editor "Eastern
World"; />. Oct. 18, 1846; ??«. in
Tokyo, 1887. L'duc. ; Koenigsberg,
Prussia; Burg C jllege. Chief
Officer, British mercantile marine
up to 1873; Government service,
Berlin, to 1878 ; Government .service,
Koenigsberg to 1880; sub-editor,
"Japan Uerald," 1S81-84 ; wholesale
bookseller, Tokyo, 1885-92; in Sept.,
1899, established " Eastern World."
weekly paper and printing office, of
which is still editor and .sole pro-
prietor. Publications i Commen-
taries on Japanese books and
numerous pamphlets on .social,
financial, and economic matters in
Japan ; notes on Commercial Codes
of Japan. Address: No. 73 r>,
Yokohama, Japan.
ISCHULE, OttD (PEXANG), American
Consular Agent ; b. 1871 . Director,
Katz Brothers, Ltd. Address:
Katz Brothers, Ltd., Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
SCOTT, Rt. Rev. Charles Perry
(PEKIN«)> !>.!>• : Bishop of North
China ; b. 1847 ; *•. of Rev. J. Scott,
Hull; m. 1889, Frances (d. 1900),
<7. of late Captain Montagu Bar-
rows, M.A., Chichele Professor of
Modern History, Oxford. Educ. :
Charterhouse and Jesus Colleges,
Cambridge (B.A.). Ordained, 1870 ;
Missionary at Cliefoo, 1874-80; Con-
secrated Bishop, 1S8X AiWr.'t* :
Peking, China.
| SCOTT, Rev. F. N. (KAGOSHIMA), A.B.,
B.D.; Missionary ; b. June 20, 1870 ;
JH. Pec. £7, 1899, Annie McClellan.
Educ.: llamliue University. St.
B84
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
acr
Paul, Minn.; Drew Theol. Seminary,
Madison, N.J. Served as pastor of
Methodist Episcopal Ch. in Minn. :
arrived in Japan, Dec. 14, 1900 :
presiding-elder, South Kyushu Dis-
trict. Address: Kagoshima, .Japan.
SCOTT, George D. ( S M A x <; u A i ) .
Renter's Agent ; arrived in the East
in 1881. Club: Shanghai. Addres* :
4, The Bund, Shanghai, China.
SCOTT, Henry George (BANGKOK),
A.R.S.M., F.G.S. ; Mining En-
gineer; b, Nov. 7, 187."i. Editc. :
Bradfield College, Berks; Royal
School Mines, London. Joined
Dept. of Mines, Siani, 1897 ; acting
Director, 1898 ; Director, since 1899.
Club*: local. Addi'e**: Bangkok.
Siam.
SCOTT, J. Gray (HOX«KOX«J), A.M.].
K.E. ; General Manager and Chief
Engineer, Hongkong Electric Tram-
ways ; b. 1874. Served ail Engineer-
ing apprenticeship, during which
period gained highest honours for
three successive years at Glasgow
Technical College under Professor
.Jamieson in evening classes ; then
qualified for Central Station work ;
First position of importance, that
of Engineer in charge of Power
Station Bradford Corporation for
the supply of lighting and tramways
in that city. Subsequently held
appointments of Chief Electrical
Engineer to the Corporations of
Whitehavun, Leitli and Croydon, all
gained in competition ; last men-
tioned relinquished when present
appointment was obtained in Hong-
kong. Club: Hongkong. Addrexa :
Tramway Co.. Hongkong.
SCOTT, Rev. J. H. (OSAKA), B.D.,
B.A. ; Missionary; b. July 31,
1852 ; m. June 28, 1882, to Carrie R.
Vaughan. Educ. : Michigan Uni-
versity ; Baptist Theol. Seminary,
Chicago. Was Supt. of City School*
in Waiisen and Perrysburg, Ohio,
for three years after leaving Uni-
versity ; after completing Seminary
course held two pastorates in
States of Iowa and Washington
respectively ; came to Japan as
Missionary in 1892. Addrcs*: 14 v,
Kawaguchi-mnchi, Osakn, Japan.
SCOTT, Walter Dare (Run), District
Officer; b. July 10, 1870. Clii»-f
Clerk, Ulu Selangor, 1891; assistant
District Oih'cer and acting assis-
tant Magistrate, Kuila Lumpur,
1893-1834 ; assistant Government
Secretary and acting District
Officer, Kuala Selangor, 1896 ; after
acting in various Ccipacities was
appointed District Officer, Raubr
Pa hang, 1906. Add res* : Raub.
Paluxng, Federated Malay States.
SCOTT, W. Murray ( itoxriKo.vi; >.
Manager of Taikoo Sugar Refining
Co. Club : Hongkong. Ad<lr<'x.< :
(Quarry Bay, Hongkong.
SCRANTON, Dr. William Bentan
(SKOUL), B. A., M.D. ; Medical
Missionary ; b. May 29, 1856. Ed tic. :
Yale University ; Columbia Univer-
sity. Arrived in Corea, May 3, 1883,
and established a hospital ; practis-
ed medicine until 1892; since then
(with an intermission of H years)
has been Superintendent of Corea
Mission of Methodist Episcopal
Church. Address : Seoul, Corea.
SCRIVENOR, John Brooke (Ki u.\
285
Sea
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUKE) 1906-7.
LUMPUR), Federal Geologist; b.
Dec. 7, 187d. Geologist of H.M.
Geological Surveys, Great Britain,
1901 ; appointed Federal Geologist,
1903. Address : Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
JSEARLE, Rev. Gustavus (HONGKONG),
M.A. ; Chaplain to Forces. Educ. :
Pembroke College, Cambridge.
Deacon, 1893 ; Curate of St. Luke,
Cheltenham, 1893-5; St. Colomb.
Minor, Cornwall, 1896; Feltham,
Middlesex, 1897-1900; Bude-Haven,
Cornwall, 1900-1; Chaplain, field
force, South Africa, 1902 ; chaplain
of 4th class, from 1933; Woolwich,
1904; Hongkong, from 1904. Ad-
dress: Hongkong.
•SEITZ, Carl Ludwig (SHANGHAI),
Merchant; 6. Oct. 19, 1879. Educ. :
at Shanghai. Served apprenticeship
with H. Sylva and Co., share and
ship brokers ; joined Snethlage and
•Co., 1897 ; became Managing
^Partner, 1905 ; Managing Director,
-China Import and Export Lumber
Co., Ltd., 1905. Clubs: Shanghai;
Concordia, Shanghai. Address :
2, Yinkee Road, Shanghai, China.
•SELANGOR, Sultan of (tee: SULIE-
MAN BIX 4LMERHOM).
CELLAR, James (SINGAPORE),
M.T.X.A.; Manager, Tanjong Pagar
Docks ; ft. O ;t. 22, 1861 ; m. Maggie,
d. of W. Ritchie, of Buxburn and
Balcairn. Educ. : Aberdeen Public
School and Gordon's College. Ar-
rived in Singipore, 1886; acting
Manager, New Harbour Dock, 1891;
Manager, Prye River Dock, Penang,
1894-95 , Manager, N. H. Docks,
1895-93; Manager, Tanjong Pagar
Dock Co., Ltd., 1<JJJ, to date of
expropriation by .Government. De-
corations: Comm imler of the Dra-
gon (Aniiam), receive 1 decoration
for services rendered to transports
when stranded near Singapore.
Address: Bukit Cherinin, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
SELLS, H. C. (MALACCA), B.A., Oxon. ;
Head of M day College. Cadet,
Straits Settlements, Oct., 1897;
acting Private Secretary to Go-
vernor, Nov., 1893, to Nov., 1899;
acting 4th Magistrate, Singapore,
Jan., 1900; passed final examination
in Malay, April, 1900 ; acting Dis-
trict Officer, Province Wellesley,
May, 1901; Superintendent of
Money Order Branch and Govern-
ment Saving B ink, Siugxpore,
May, 190<2 ; Head of Malay College.
Malacca, July, 1904. Address:
Malacca, Straits Settlements.
SENGE, Baron Toka^omi (TOKYO).
Governor of Tokyo-f u ; Member of
House of Peers; b. Aug., 1845.
Member of an ancient family who
hereditarily acted as Grand Custo-
dian to Great Shrine of Izumo ;
appointed Director of Ordinary
Education Bureau, 1892 ; Governor
of Saitama, 1894 ; of Shizuoka, 1897 ;
has occupied present post since
1898 ; created Baron, 1884. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
SETH, ArathDon (HONGKONG), I.S.O.;
Civil Service ; &. 1852. Called to the
Bar, Lincoln's Inn, June, 1893 ;
Hindustani Interpreter, Mxgi-
stracy, Hongkong, Feb., 1868, to
Dec., 1869 (in the service of the
I*, it O. Co., in the interim); re.
28'J
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Eha
entered Magistracy as 3rd Clerk,
Sept., 1872 ; 2nd Clerk, Sept., 1873 ;
1st Clerk, Feb., 1875 ; Clerk of
Councils, and Chief Clerk, Colonial
Secty's Office, Feb., 1881 ; Valuer
under the "Rating Ordinance, 1875,"
June 25, 1881, to March 19, 1883;
J.P., Jan., 1882 ; Superintendent of
the Opium Revenue, Aug., 1883, to
Feb., 1885 ; ditto, Imports and Ex-
ports, June to Oct., 1887 ; Secretary
to Board under "Taipingshan Re-
sumption Ordinance," 1894 - 1895,
<received thanks of Government),
Secretary to Insanitary Properties
Commission, July, 1896; acting
Deputy Land Officer, Nov., 1894, to
Jan., 1895 ; ditto, March, 1895, to
Nov., 1893; Deputy Registrar and Ap-
praiser, Supreme Court, and Com-
missioner for Oaths, March, 1895 ;
Commissioner for taking Acknow-
ledgments of Married Women, Oct.,
1893 ; Secretary, Squatter's Board ,
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy,
March, 1895, to Nov., 1896 ; acting
assistant Registrar-General, July,
to Sept., 1897 ; acting Registrar,
.Supreme Court; acting Land Officer;
acting Registrar of Companies ;
Official Administrator, and Official
Trustee, Dec. 15, 1888, to Jan. 26,
1900 ; Member of Board of Ex-
aminers, 1902 ; Registrar of Supreme
Court, Oct., 1903 ; Companion of
the Imperial Service Order, June,
1905. Club: Hongkong. Address:
"Norman Cottage," Peak Road,
Hongkong.
SETH, G. G. (SINGAPORE), B.A.; 3rd
Magistrate. Educ. : Calcutta.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Nov.,
1901; ag. Sheriff, Singapore, Jan.,
1903; passed final examination, in
Malay, Jan., 1903 ; 3rd Magistrate,
Singapore. Club: Singapore. Ad-
dress : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
SEWELL, C. A. Seymour (BANGKOK),
B.A.; Siamese Educational Service.
Educ. : St. Catherine's College,
Cambridge. .4 dd re ss : King's Col-
lege, Bangkok, Siam.
SEYMOUR, John Nicholson, (KANA-
ZAWA), B.A., M.B. ; E iucationalist;
b. 1858 ; ;//. Tsuru, d. of Nagai
Yo.suke, of Yokohama. Educ. :
Dublin University. Surgeon, R.N.,
1833-83; resigned 1836; Instructor
in English and Latin, Higher
Normal School, Tokyo, 1886-91 ;
Higher School, Sandai, 1896-1903;
Kanazawa, since 1904. Decoration :
5th class, Rising Sun, Japan.
Publication* : Several works for
use of Japanese students in study
of English. Club : Tokyo. Address:
Kanazawa, Kaga, Japan.
SEYMOUR, Dr. Walter Frederick
(TENGCHOWFU), B.S., M.D.; Doctor
of Medicine : b. Oct. 11, 1862 ; m.
1894. Educ. : University, Wisconsin,
U.S.A. First Sec., Intercollegiate
Y.M.C.A., Chicago, 111., U.S.A.
Physician in charge of Presbyterian
Hospital Tengchowfu ; since 1893 •,
in Tengchow during bombardment
of that city, Feb., 1895. Address:
Tengchowfu, Shantung, China.
SHAM, His Highness Sir Idris
Mersid-el- Aazam (PERAK),
G.C.M.G ; *. of Rajah Bendahara.
Installed Sultan of Perah, April 5,
1889. Address: Perak. Federated
Malay States.
Sha
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (.Trxi;
SHAN-Cfl'I(PKKLNG), Commandant at
Summer Palace ; native of Man-
churia. Prince Su (eight princely
families) : Deputy Lieut. -General,
Bordered Bed Manner Corps. Jan.,
1897 ; Supt. of Customs and Octroi
of Peking, Dec., 1900 ; General
Commanding, Peking Gendarmerie,
May, 1902 ; Capt.-General, Bordered
Blue Manchu BaTiner Corps, July.
190;"; Comptroller General Mon-
golian Superintendeney, Nov., 190."> ;
Comma mlt.. Eight Banner Corp-
stationed at the Summer Palace
and also of the Rifle Corps of the
Imperial Guards, Feb., 1906.
SHANG-CH'I-HENG (PKKL\<;;, LL.D.:
Chinese B a n n e r m a n ; metrop.
graduate. Grain Taotai, Shantung,
Nov., 1898 ; Judge, Shantung, Dec.,
190(1 ; Treasurer, do., Jan., 1905 ;
delegated to go abroad to inves-
tigate foreign constitutional go-
vernment, Nov., 1905, and was one
of those at bomb outrage at Puking
when attempt was made to murder
the d e p a r t i n g Commissioners ;
esi-aped uninjured ; degree of LL.D.
conferred by Cambridge University.
May, IVMC,.
SHAO-CH'ANG <l»KKix«i). Vice-Pres.lt.
Board of Punishments; native of
Manchuria ; metrop. graduate. Ap-
pointed Sec., Board of Foreign
Affairs, Dec.. 19(11, Sub-Chancellor,
Grand Secretariat, Oct., 1905; sen.
Yice-Presdt.. Board of Punish-
ments, Feb., 1906.
SHARP, Ernest Hamilton ( Ho.\<;-
KU\<;), K.C., M.A., B.C.L.; Banis-
ter-at-law. Kduc. : Lincoln Col-
lege, Oxfonl. Called to tlie Bn
at the Inner Temple, 1891 ; Mill-
land Circuit : King's Counsel, 190t!
acted as Attorney - General of
Hongkong, 1904-190f«. Club* : New
Oxford and Cambridge ; Ilong-
kong. Addr<.'*!> : The Peak, Hong-
kong.
SHARP, Rev. Arthur Frederick
(KfCluxr.), M.A. ; Missionary ; t>.
Oct. 30, 1806, nt Holloway, 4th *. of
William Sharp and Maria Louisa
Perkins Chanmey ; »,t. 1893, Viva
Bertha, «•. </. of Captain Augustus
Tabutjau, R.N. Edn.c. : Queen
Elizabeth Grammar School ; St.
Mary Magdalene ( Paddington
Choir College ; Queen's College,
Oxford ; Matriculated, Queen's Col-
lege. Oxford, ' 188S ; B.A., 1891;
M.A., 1896; Deacon, 1891: Priest,
139-2 ; assistant Curate, Chard.
Som. ; Madiera, Teneriffe. 1S1H-
1892; Singapore, 1892-1 S97 ; Hong-
kong and Japan, 1807; Yiear and'
Missionary in charge of Kiu-hing ;
Surrogate ; Diocesan Registrar,
since 1S!»7; Archdeacon of Sarawak,
since 1900. Jiri-ivatioa* : Rowing,
tennis, cricket. Clnb«: Sarawak.
Knelling. Add iv** : Tlie Vicarage.
Knelling, Sarawak, North Borneo.
SHAW, Harry Redf earn (K i u.v LIM-
IT u\ F.R.G.S. ; Superintendent of
Revenue Surveys; l>. May -"». 18;«.
Boundary Division Surveyor, Great
Britain, 1880; Mining Surveyor.
Per.ik, 189:.) ; Disti iet S u r v e y o r .
Perak. 1S9:8 ; Superintendent of
Revenue Surveyor, Sel.ingor, ln'i',
Add re** : Kuala Lumpur, Sel.ingorr
Federated Malay States.
SHEFFIELD. Rev. Develloz .Ti N«,
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (tot:) 1JKX5-7.
She
mow), D.D.; Missionary of Ameri-
can Board ; b. Aug. 13, 1841 ; in.
1869. Educ. : Auburn Theol. Semin-
ary. Enlisted as volunteer in
Northern Army in American Civil
War, 1861, and served two years;
Principal of High Sch. Castile, N.Y ;
studied theology at Auburn Theol.
Seminary ; joined North China
Mission of A.B., C.F.M. ; at present
Presdt., North China Union College
of Liberal Arts. Publications:
Works iu Chinese on Universal
History; Church History; Theology;
Ethics and Political Economy.
Address: Tengchow, near Peking,
North China,
SHELFORD. Hon. William Heard
(SINGAPORE), Merchant; partner of
Paterson, Simons and Co. ; b.
Dec. 1, 1868 ; in. Jan. 27, 1904, Maud
Kthel, d. of C. Movley, of Co.
Waterford. Educ.: Clifton College.
Chairman, Chamber of Commerce,
190506; Member, Tanjong Pagar
Dock Board; acting M.L.C., 1905;
appointed unofficial member of the
L.C. March, 1906. Clubs: Singa-
pore; Sports, London. Address:
Broadfields, Singapore, Straits Set-
tlements.
SHELLIM, E. (HOXGKON(J), Merchant ;
Manager, David Sassoon and Co.,
Ltd. : Director of Hongkong and
Shanghai Bank ; resident in Colony
several years. Club: Hongkong.
Address : Peak Road, Hongkong.
SHEN CHIA-TEN (PEKING), Senior
Vice-President, Board of Punish-
ments ; native of Chekiang ; inetrop.
graduate. T'ung-Wung Tao, Chihli,
June, 1900; Judge, Shansi, Sept.,
1900 ; Director, Banqueting Court,
Aug., 1901 ; jun. Vice-President,
Board of Punishments, Nov., 1901 ;
senior, do., Feb., 1902.
SHENG HSUAN-HUAI (PEKING),
Director, Imperial Bank of China ;
native of Kiangsu. Taotai, Chefoo,
July, 1886; Director of Chinese
Telegraph Administration ; has
supreme control of China Mer-
chants' Steam Navigation Co. ;
Customs Taotai, Tientsin, June,
1892; apptd. Minister of 4th rank
and Administrator-General of the
Lu-Han and Southern Railways,
Oct., 1896; sub-Director, Court of
Sacrificial Worship, Nov., 1896 ; do.,
Grand Court of Revision, Dec.,
1897 ; Vice-Director, Imperial Clan
Court, June, 1901 ; jun. Guardian of
Heir Apparent, Dec., 1. 1; sen.
Vice-President, Board of Works,
Feb., 1902 ; sen. Comm. for Treaty
Revision, 1902 ; Director, Imperial
Bank of China, 1905; granted
privilege riding on horseback within
" Forbidden Vermillion City," 1905.
SHEPPARD, Dr. Walter Sidney
(PROVINCE WELLESLY), B.A., M.B.,
B. Ch., Cantab ; Surgeon, Colonial
Sarvice ; 6. Feb. 27, 1871 ; m. Edith,
d. Lionel Hearsey, g. d. Sir Richard
Hearsey. Educ. : Christ's College,
Cambridge ; Charing Cross Hosp.
Held posts of House Physician
and Res. Obstetric Physician,
Charing Cross Hosp., 1895-96; ap-
pointed Civil Surgeon in charge of
H.M. troops N.E. District, England,
1897-98 ; special plague Medical
Office India, 1898-99; Colonial
Surgeon, Straits Settlements, since
1900 ; sent on special service to
19
She
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (Jest) J90G-7.
Sultanate of Brunei, Aug., 1904.
Club: Singapore. Add seat ; IJut-
terworth, Province W e 1 1 e s 1 e.y,
Straits SjttlenuMits.
SHEWAN, Robert Gordon < Hoxw-
KONO), Merchant ; .senior p.irtner
in the firm Shewau, Tomes and
Co.; b. 1880. Arrived in Hongkong
.in .1881 ; was connected with the
now defunct tirin of Russell and
Co., then one of the largest mer-
cantile firms in East ; subsequently
took over the business of the firm
o-nd founded the existing establish-
ment of Shewan, Tomes and Co.;
was elected a member of the Legis-
lative Council in the interests of
the. Chamber of Commerce in 1902
and sat until April, 1906, when
resigned in order to go abroad ; is a
director in several local companies.
Clubs: Hongkong; Jockey, and
most sporting clubs. Address: St.
George's Building, the Pray a,
Hongkong.
SHIBATA, Kamon a'oioo), Chief
Secretary of Cabinet ; b. 1851, at
Kanazawa. Educ. : Tokyo Univ.
Appointed Councillor of llome
Office, 1886: Secretary of Cabinet,
1889; Director of Local A dm.
Bureau, Home Office, 1895; trans-
ferred to present post,- 19*33. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
SHIH-H3U (PKKIMO), Grand Secretary;
native of Manchuria. Director of
Imperial Armoury, March, 1895 ;
Comptroller of the Household, July,
1890; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secre-
tariat, Nov., 1899 ; junior Vice-
Preadt. Board of Works, Feb., 1900 ;
Presdt.MongolianSuperintendency,
Feb., 1901 ; l*resdt., Board of Cere-
monies, March, 1901; Lieut.-General,
I Ma in Red Banner Corps, spring.
1901 ; Presdt., Board of Civil Office.
Oct., 1903; Yice-Comm., Peking
Octroi, Sept., 1904; Asst. Grand
Secretary, Nov., 1904; Grand S*--..
July, 1905.
SHIH-TO (fee : Ll, PlUNCK).
'sHIMADA, Saburo (TOKYO), M.P.;
Kditor and proprietor of "Maini-
chi " ; b. in Tokyo, Oct., 1852. W,i*
connected with a daily journal
published in Tokyo, 1874 ; for some
years was in Japanese Govern-
ment service ; has sat in Lower
House since 1st session ; was for-
merly Vice-Pres. of House. J'ub-
tications : " How Japan was
opened to Foreign Intercourse.''
etc. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
SHIMAMURA, Rear-Admiral Hayao
(TOKYO), Commander-in-chief of
Training Squadron ; &. Sept., 1858,
at Tosa. Was a staff Lieutenant
in Chino-Japanese War ; promoted
to a command on its termination :
attached to Italian Legation, 189G ;
Commander of " Suma " and saw
.service during Boxer trouble ; on
outbreak of war with Russia was
chosen by Admiral Togo as his
chief of staff, with rank of Rear-
Admiral ; in Battle of Tsushima
commanded detatchment of arm-
oured cruisers ; visited Australia in
command of training squadron,
1906. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SHIMOSE, Masucliika (TOKYO), Prof,
of Applied Chemistry ; 6.. Dec. 1C,
1859 ; m. Katsuchiyo Numi. Educ. :
Imperial College of Engineering-,
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Tokyo. Was associated with Im-
perial Printing Department, 1884-87
and greatly improved methods of
manufacturing printing ink and
pigments ; transferred to Naval
Arsenal, 1887, where remained as
Superintendent of Ammunition
Department *ntil 1990 ; meanwhile
completed researches in connection
with explosives, and his compound
•was adopted in June, 1893, by Ja-
panese Navy which gave it name
ishimose Powder ; for his services
was granted a decoration and sum
of money ; travelled through
Europe and America, 1898 ; receiv-
ed the title of " Kogakuhakushi "
from Minister of Education, 1899 ;
Shimose Powder Factory was
•established at Takinogawa near
Oji, and was appointed Superinten-
dent, 1899 ; has been granted gold
medal by Kogakukai (Engineering
Soc.) for his invention ; frequently
appointed Commissioner for Do-
mestic Exhibitions. Decorations :
4th Order Rising Sun. Address :
110, Ilakusan-Gotenmachi, Koishi-
kawa, Tokyo.
SHOEMAKER, Rev. Jonathan Evans
( Y u - Y I A O ), M. A. ; Missionary
and Minister ; b. Aug. 23, 1868, at
Lawrence Co., Pennsylvania,
U.S.A ; m. July 11, 1894, Pearl Con-
dit. Educ. : Parson's Coll., Iowa ;
McCormick Theol. Seminary,
Chicago. Ordained 1893; came to
China, 1894 ; member of Board of
Union Presb. Theol. Seminary,
Nanking. Address: Yu-yiao, via
Ningpo, China.
SHORROCK, Arthur Gostick (HSIAN-
FU), B.A. ; Missionary ; b. 1861 ; m.
1900. Educ.: London Univ.; Re-
gent's Park Coll. Arrived in China,
1887 ; first stationed at Taiyuan-fu;
remeved to Shensi, 1890 ; at present
in charge of important educational
work in Hsian-fu. Address : Hsian-
fu, Shensi, China.
SHORTT, Rev. Charles Harper (TOK-
YO), M. A.; Minister and Missionary ;
b. 1858. Educ.: Trinity Coll. Toronto.
Incumbent of Woodbridge, Ontario,
1886; Rector of St. Cyprian's Church,
Toronto, 1891; Vicar of St. Thomas's
Church, Toronto, 1897 ; Missionary
in the Nippon Sei Kokwei, since
1900. Address : 4, Ichome, Kobinata
Daimachi, Koishikawa, Tokyo,
Japan.
SHOU-YIN, Tartar General (CANTON),
Imperial Clansman. Director, Im-
perial Stud Court, July, 1888; Sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat,
Nov., 1892; Vice-President, Board
of War, June, 1893 ; Vice-President,
Board of Civil Office, Oct., 1893;
Lieut. - General, Peking Gendar-
merie, March, 1894 ; Vice-President,
Board of War, Mukden, Sept., 1894;
Lieut.-Governor, Jehol, Oct., 1895 ;
Tartar General, Canton, 1905-6 ;
granted privilege riding on horse-
back within precincts of the " For-
bidden Vermillion City," 1905.
SHUM CHUN HSEN (see : TS'EN CH'UX-
HSUAN.)
SHUSTER, W. Morgan (MANILA),
Collector of Customs, Philippine
Islands. Educ. : High Schools;
Columbia University, Washington,
D.O. Clubs: Army and Navy,
Manila ; Tiro de Pichon, Manila.
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Address : Manila, Philippine
Islands.
SIAM, King of (BANGKOK), Chulalong-
korn (Somdetch Phra Paramindr
Malm), b. Sept. 21, 1853 ; e. s. of the
late King, Maha Mongkut, and of
<Jueen Bainphiiy (Krora Somdetch
Pratape Sirindr); succeeded to
throne on death of his father, Oct.
1, 1868. Residence : The Palace,
Bangkok, Siam.
SIAM, Crown Prince of (we : CHOWFA
MAHA. VAJIUA.VUAH).
SIBBONS. J. (SINGAPORE), Manager,
Oriental Telephone and Electric
Co. Address: Hill St., Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
SIEBS. N. A. (HONGKONG), Merchant ;
partner in Siemssen and Co. Re-
sident in East over 45 years. Club:
Germania ; Hongkong. Address :
Peak Road, Hongkong.
r, Gustav Theodor (Foo-
CHOW), Consul for Germany ; b.
March 23, 1857. Educ.: at Ham-
1 burg. Went to London to study tea
trade, 1879-81; arrived in China
' (Foochow) as tea-taster for Siems-
sen and Co., 1881 ; took over Foo-
eliow branch of that firm, 18S7 ; took
Werner Krohn as partner;
(Siemssen and Krohn), 1895 ; is now-
sole proprietor ; appointed German
Consul, 1894. Decorations : Red
Eagle, 4th class ; 1st class, 3rd
degree, Order of Dragon (China).
Clubs : Foochow ; Thatched House,
London. A ddress : Foochow,
China.
SILVERSTONE, Sholom (HONGKONG),
Manager; local branch, Pacific Mail
s.s. Co. ; b. March 12, 1807. K<lv. .
America. Joined Occidental and
Oriental s.s. Co., Oct. 19, 1875;
assumed agency, Pacific Mail s.s.
Co., Occidental and Oriental s.s.
Co., Toyo Kisen Kaisha, May 2-1,
1905; assumed general agency, Port-
land and Asiatic s.s. Co., 1905.
Address: Pacific Mail s.s. Co..
Hongkong.
SIMONIN, Lieut-Colonel Ernest J.T.
(HANOI), Commandant 5e Regiment
de Tirailleurs Tonkinois. 7>r, •..,•„-
tion : Chevalier de la Legion
1 d'Honneur. Address : Hanoi, Ton-
kin, Imlo-China.
SIMSON. Lieut-Commander Geoffrey
B. Spicer- (SHANGHAI),. R.N.; in
command of H.M. river gunboat
"Widgeon." Lieutenant, Sept. :jo,
1898 ; appointed to command, March
12, 1905. Club : Shanghai. A dd»-**
H.M.S. '• Widgeon," S h a n g h a i .
Chin;i.
SINGAPORE, Bishop of t*'«: HOSK.
RT. REV. GKORGK FREDERICK).
SKINNER, Charles James (SAN DA-
KAN), Acting Judicial Commis-
sioner; b. Dec. 20, 1854; n>. Kditli
Wilhelmina Velge. Edue.: Chatham
House School, Ramsgate ; Univei-
_sity College, Bath; studied at
Walter Wren's Co.iching Estab. for
Indian Civil Service; Cadet Civil
Service, Straits Settlements, 187tf ;
held posts as Collector of Land.
Revenue, Police Magistrate, Su-
perintendent of Education, Deputy
Commissioner of Lands and in
Secretariat in that service ; acting
Chief Magistrate, Singapore, 1888;.
re.Mgned, Sept., 1889 ; was lent twice-
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Smi
^1377-78 ;ui«l 1882-83), to British
Resident, IVrak ; abridged the
Straits Settlements Penal Code and
translated it into Malay for use of
native chiefs and headmen ; spent
1889-99, in private ventures, in
•course of which acted as Editor of
*' Pinang Gazette," 1890-92, and by
turning that paper from tri-weekly
into daily gave Penang its first
<laily paper; in 1899, joined the
service of Chartered Co. of British
North Borneo and .served as Magi-
strate and Treasurer, Labuan ;
Magistrate in Charge and Deputy
Governor, Labuan, 1901-03 ; acting
Judicial Commissioner, British
North Borneo since 1903. Club :
Saudakan. Address : Sandakan,
British North Borneo.
SKOTT, H. ( HONGKONG ), Merchant ;
Head of firm, Skott and Co. Club :
Hongkong. Artdnss : 10, Des V<eux
Road, Hongkong.
SKOTTOWE, A. B. (HONGKONG), Su-
perintendent, Eastern Extension
Telegraph Company. Cltib : Hong-
kong. Address : Connaught Koad,
Hongkong.
SLADE, Henry Adolphus Warre
( HONGKONG ), Merchant; Senior,
Oilman and Co. ; b. 1869. Chairman
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, 1905 ; interested in
several other companies. Club :
Hongkong. Addreas : Hongkong.
SLADE, Marcus Warre (HONGKONG)
Barrister-at-law ; b. 1865; m. 1901.
/•;«.?»/<•.: Clifton College; New Col-
lege, Oxford. Called to the Inner
Temple, 1891 ; practised in London,
1891 to 1896, and in Hongkong from
1897. Clitbg : United University ;
Hongkong ; Royal Hongkong
Yacht. Addres* : Prince's Build-
ings, Hongkong.
SLOAN, Dr. R. J. (SHANGHAI), Medical
Director of Equitable Life
Assurance Co. ; arrived in Shanghai,
1869. Address: 14, Szechuan Road,
Shanghai, China.
SLY, Henry Edward (( HUNGKI>«),
2nd Class Assistant, II.B.M. Con-
sular Service. Appoined Student
Interpreter in China, Feb. 1, 1897 ;
acting Vice Consul at Canton, 1902
to 1903 ; acting Consul at Wuchow,
1903; acting Consul, Chunking,
1904. Addretoi: H.B.M. Consulate,
Chungking, China.
SMART, J. D. (SHANGHAI), Sub-
Manager of Hongkong and Shang-
hai Bank. Club: Shanghai. Ad-
dress: 12, The Bund, Shanghai,
China.
SMITH, Colonel Abiel Leonard
(MANILA), Colonel .and Assistant
Commissary General, U.S. Army ; &-
July 14, 1857. Kduc. : U.S. Military
Academy, West Point. Graduated
at the United States Military Ac-
ademy in 1878 ; served with; 4th
United States Cavalry in operations
against hostile Indians for ten
years ; after a year's visit to Europe
was assigned to Administrative
Staff in War Department, .and
served on Staff of Governor General
as Chief Commissary during the
occupation of Porto Rico and Cuba
at close of Spanish American War ;
was present and participated in the
transfer of Government of Cuba to
United States' by Spaniards ; was
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brevetted for gallant conduct in
campaign against Indians in Sonora,
Mexico. Club: Army and Navy,
Manila, Address: Chief Commis-
sary, Philippine Division, U.S.
Army, Manila, Philippine Islands.
SMITH, Frank (SWATOW), Acting
Commissioner, I.M.C. ; b. Nov. 6,
1857, 2nd s. of late J. Mackrill
Smith, one of earliest pioneers of
China trade, latterly of Stodham
Park, Hampshire ; m. April, 1887,
Florence Annie Sentance. Ed-uc. :
Private Schools in England ; joined
I.M.C. service, June, 1876; Deputy
Commissioner, May, 1898 ; acting-
Commissioner, Oct., 1903. He-
creations: General field sports.
Cluls : Thatched House, London ;
Country, Shanghai. Address: Swa-
tow, China.
SMITH, Horace Percy (HONGKONG),
F. Inst. Ch. Arcts.; Accountant;
b. April 28, 1862. Educ. : Wolver-
hampton Grammar School. Articled
to Lawley T. Smith— a brother-
later in partnership with him ;
partner in firm of Allen Edwards
and Smith, Birmingham and Wol ver-
hampton, chartered accountants,
from 1893-1904 ; arrived Hongkong,
June, 1904 ; partner in firm, Percy
Smith and Seth ; a distinguished
Mason, Past Master and Founder
of several Lodges and Chapters ; a
member of the 30th deg. Publica-
tions : Several pamphlets on Japan-
ese Art,, etc. Clubs : Hongkong ;
and Constitutional ; Authors ; the
New Vagabond, Lond. Address:
Craigieburn, The Peak, Hongkong.
SMITH, J. Grant (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant ; head of J. G. Smith and Co.
Has been in the Colony over 42
years and has served on juries the
full period of 39 years. Aihlw* :
Des Vceux Road, Hongkong.
SMITH, J. R. M. (HONGKONG) Hanker.
Manager of Hongkong and Shang-
hai Banking Corporation, Ltd.
Resided in the East over 25 years
Club : Hongkong. Address : lr
Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
I SMITH, John Langford (HAXGCHOW),
Acting H.B.M. Consul. Appointed
Student Interpreter in China,
March 18, 1897 ; acting Consul-
Gen era! at Tientsin, 1900 ; acting
Consul, Hangchow, 1906. Decora-
tions : China Medal with Relief of
Peking Clasp, 1900. Jddi-m:H.P..M
Consulate. Hangchow, China.
SMITH, Hon. Thomas Sercombe
(HONGKONG) B.A., LL.B. ; Acting
Colonial Secretary ; b. Feb. 4, 1859.
Entered the service as a cadet in
1882, and passed in 1886. Held ap-
pointments of acting Registrar Gen-
eral and acting Police Magistrate ;
was called to the bar at the Middle
Temple in Nov., 1893; appointed
acting Police Magistrate in 1895r
and acting Puisne Judge in 1896:
acting Colonial Treasurer, 1897;
acting Colonial Secretary in 1898 ;
Police Magistrate from July, 1898 ;
held positions of acting Puisne
Judge, Acting Colonial Secretary,
during 1899 and 1901 ; resumed duty
as Police Magistrate in 1908, aud
was appointed Puisne Judge iu
1904, which position he held until
1904 ; is at present Acting Colonial
i Secretary. Rccreotiw*: Cricket;
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Soo
frequently played in Interpoit
Mate-lies. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress : Peak, Hongkong.
SMITH, William Gecrge (TOKYO),
Professor of English language ar.d
Literature, Has been teaching
English language anil literature in
Tokyo, in the' Naval Medical
College, in the Nobles' School, and
in the School of Foreign Languages.
Decoration: Order of the Sacral
Treasure. Address; 2, Hiroo Cho,
Azabu, Tokyo, Japan.
SONE, Baron Arasuke (TOKYO), Privy
Councillor; 6. atChoshu, Jan., 1849.
Educ. : Fraiice, 1872-1877. Con-
nected with Civil Seivice, 1881-1890 ;
Chief Secretary of Lower House,
1890 ; Vice-president, 1892 ; Minister
at Paris, 1FGC-1897 ; Minister of
Justice, U18; Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce, 1SP8-1900;
Minister of Finance, July, 1908, to
Jan., 1906 ; appointed Privy Coiui.
cillor, April, 19C6. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
SOLLY, William John (SHANGHAI),
Postmaster ; b. Oct. 4, 1870. Joined
Colonial Service, 1890 ; Senior
Clerk, G.P.O., Hongkong, 1894;
appointed P.M., Shanghai, June 9,
1900. Speaks Cantonese. Club :
Shanghai. Address: Shanghai.
SONG ONG SIANG (SINGAPORE), M.A.,
LL.M. ; Advocate and Solicitor ; b.
June 14, 1871. Editc. ; Raffle's
School, Singapore ; Downing Col-
lege, Cambridge ; Guthrie Scholar,
1883-1888, entered Middle Temple,
London, in Hilary Teini, 1889,
winner of 100 guineas Scholarship
in Constitutional Law and Inter-
national Law, June, 1389 ; winner
of ICO guineas Studentship of tlx>
Inns of Cc-uit, in Jurisprudence
and Roman Law, June, 1890 ;
entered Do wiling College, Cam-
bridge, in Michaelmas Term, 1890,
2ud Class Law Tripos, Parts 1 and
2 ; called to the Bar, June 14,
1898; graduated B.A., LL.B., 1893 ;
M.A., LL.M., 1900. President
Chinese ChriVAian Association
since 1893: Hon Secretary, Straits
Chinese Britis-h Association; since
1900 ; one of the representatives of
the No. 2 Co. (Chinese) Singapore
Volunteer Infantiy in the Straits
Coronation Contingent, 19C2. Pub-
Hftttiont : Joint Editor, Straits
Chinese Magazine, since Ib97.
Club*: Chinese Volunteer, Singa-
pore. Address : 0, Battery Road,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
SOKODA, Baron Yatukata (TOKYO),
Governor of Hokkaido, Member of
House of Peers; &. Sept., 1860, at
Satsuma. Held post of Inspector
General of Police, Tokyo, twice :
appointed Goveinor of Hokkaido,
1899 ; created Baron, 1897. Address :
Tokyo. Japan.
SOCTHILL, Rev. William Edward
(WENCHOAV), Missionary; b. Jan.,
1861 ; m. Dec., 1884, Lucy Farrar,
rf. of Charles Farrar, of South-
ouram. Educ. : Privately ; passed
legal'prelimiuaiy, and. matriculated
at London University, but did not
go on to degree. Arrived in China,
1882 ; was present during Wenchew
.riot, 1884 ; head of Meth. Mission,
Wencbow, which consibts of 8,CCO
members and adherents; instituted
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and built Coll. for Chinese young
men, which has now nearly 200
pupils, also many elementary
schools, the largest of which has
over 800 pupils; built Dingley
Hosp., and in 1906 built large Blyth
Hosp., which contains 150 beds;
was visiting Peking in 1898 at the
time of the Empress-Dowager's
f.nitp d'etat. Publications: Students'
Pocket Dictionary; Wen chow
Romanised System ; Wenchow New-
Testament, etc., etc. A d d r c * * :
Wenchow, China.
SOPER, Rev. Julius (TOKYO), A.B.,
A.M., D.D. ; Dean of Aoyama
Theol. Sch.; b. Feb. 15, 1845, at
Poolesville, Maryland ; m. May 20,
1873, Mary Frances Davison. Educ.:
Georgetown Coll., D.C.;Drew
Theoi. Seminary, N.J., U.S.A.
Arrived in Japan in 1873, and pro-
secuted evangelistic work in con-
nection with Meth. Epis. Ch. until
1895; closely identified with national
temperance movement in Japan
since 1890 ; from 1895 to the present
time has been engaged in educa-
tional work ; witnessed the great
procession headed by the Emperor
and Empress when the new Con-
st itution of Japan was promulgated,
Feb. 11, 18S9 ; present on the
platform at Uibiya Park, Tokyo,
when Admirals Togo and Kami-
mura were publicly welcomed,
autumn of 1905 ; twice ministerial
delegate from Japan Annual Conf.
to CJen. Conf., U.S.A., 1892 and
1900; present at Ecumenical Miss.
Conf. at New York, April, 1900;
haa shaken hands with five Pre-
sidents of U.S.A.: B u c h a n a n ,
Lincoln, Grant, Cleveland and
McKinley. Publication a: Nume-
rous translations of religions works
into Japanese. Addrest: No. 4,
Aoyama Gakuin, Aoyama, Tokyo,
Japan.
SOWERBY, Rev. Arthur (TAIVV KM i •),
Missionary ; 6. Oct. 15, 1857; in.
Louisa Clayton, d. of J. Clayton,
of Maidenhead. Educ. : St. John's
Wood, Collegiate Sch.; Regent*
Park Coll., London. Missionary in
Shansi, North China, since 1881 ;
sole survivor of Eng. Bap. Miss.,
in Shansi, after the massacre of
1900. Address : Taiyuenfu, Shansi,
China.
SOYEDA, JuicM (TOKYO), LL.D.;
President of Industrial Bank; b.
Aug., 1SG4, in Fuknoka-ken.
Educ.: Tokyo Imp. Univ.; Cam-
bridge, England. Was loug in Jap.
Gov. Service ; appointed President
of Formosan Bank, June, 1S99;
appointed chairman of Organisa-
tion Committee of Japan Industrial
Bank and appointed its president
when formally started, 1 90-2 ; took
active part in work of monetary
reform in Japan. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
SPARHAM. Rev. Charles George
(HANKOW), B.A.; Clergyman and
Missionary; ft. Jan. 1, I860, at
Brighton, Eng.; »». Mary B. L.,
o. s. d. of Rev. Griffith John, D. D.
Educ.: Cheshtint College, Herts ;
University College, London ; Lon-
don University. Appointed to Cent.
China Miss, by London M. Soc.,
1884; travelled extensively in pro-
vince of Uupeh, and estMbHslu-d
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mission centres in cities of Yiin
Meng and Yeiig.shan, lS34-9:> ;
Collaborated with Rev. (Griffith
-John in pioneer work in Hunan,
.and the establishment of misMon
-centres at Uengehow, Siangtan and
<'hangsha, 1897-1902; Superintended
the districts of Hwang-pi, Hwang-
an and Hwang-kang in Hiipeh,
1897-190(5 (during this period over
•tU churches were established and
about 2000 persons baptised) ; with
jive others explored the higher
valley of the Lii-shan range near
Kiukiaug, the exploration resulting
in the founding of the Killing
Sanatorium, 1894 ; member of
Kuliug Council, 1S99-1905 (Chair-
man 1902-05) ; member of spec, com-
mittee which secured extension of
Kuliug Estate, 1904 ; Principal of
London Mission Normal School,
Hankow. Publications: "Chris-
tianity ami the Religions of China,"
''Outline life of Christ," etc. .•!«/•
dress: London Mission, Hankow,
China.
SPICER-SIMSON, Lieut-Commander
ixcr : SIMSON. LJKUT.-COMMAMHJC
(JKOI'KRF.V U. Sl'K KK-).
SPOONER, Charles Edwin (Kiu.v
LUMPUK), C.M.G., M.I.C.K. ; Gen-
eral Manager, Federated Malay
States Railways; b. Nov. 22, 1S.">;:.
Connected with Survey and Public
Works Department, Ceylon, 1875-
1892; seconded as State Engineer,
Solangor, 1891 ; appointed State
Engineer, 1892 ; (General Manager
of Federated Malay States Rail-
ways, since 1901. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
SPROULE, Percy Julian (SIMJA-
I'ORK), B.A., Cambridge; F.M.S.
Civil Service. Barrister-at-law,
Middle Temple ; cadet, Straits
Settlements-, Nov., 1896 ; acting
Deputy Registrar of Supreme Court,
Penang, March, 1897 ; passed final
examination in Malay, March, 1899;
after filling various positions was
appointed Deputy Public l*ro-
secutor, Singapore, 1906. Club :
Singapore. Address : Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
SQUIBBS, Dr. Walter (MJE>JUII),
L.R.C.P., Edinburgh, L.R.C.S.,
Edinburgh, L.F.P. and S., Glasgow;
Medical Missionary ; b. Oct. 19,
1873 ; m. 11) il, Meriel Catherine, e. d.
of Rev. CJowan (Ulmour, Arehclea-
• •(•ii of Rousseau, Ont., Canada,
and fj. d. of Sir Nicholas Aylward,
of Shankhill Castle, Co. Kilkenny.
Educ. : Dr. Morgan's , Grammar
School, Bridgwater ; London "Uui-
versity, (Jold Medallist and Sen.
Scholar in Anatomy, Edinburgh,
School of Medicine, 1893 ; Pattison
Bursar. Royal College of Surgeons,
Edinburgh, 1894. Demonstrator,
Edinburgh School of Medicine,
1894 ; Prosector, Royal College of
Surgeons, Edinburgh, 1894 ; joined
Church Mission Society, 1890 ;
ordained Deacon by Bishop of
London, 1901; ordained Priest by
Bishop of West China, 1903. Ad-
dress : Church Mission Society
Mienjuh, Chungking, China.
I STANLEY, Rev. Charles A. (TIEN-
TSIN), M.A., D.D. ; Clergyman and
Missionary; b. June 24, 1835; m.
Feb. 19, 1862. Educ.' : Marietta
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College, Marietta, Ohio, U.S.A.
Arrived at Shanghai, Dec. 24, 1862 ;
had charge of several station
schools at various times but chiet
work evangelistic ; has done much
touring in country districts ; at
Tientsin has been occupied in
streets, chapel, and church work.
Pitbl icat ions: A few tracts in Chi-
nese ; " Terms for God and Spirit in
Chinese." A ddress : Tientsin,
China.
ST. CLAIE, William Graeme (SINGA-
PORE), Journalist; I. March 27,
1844, a. of late John St. Clair,
F.R.O.S., F.E.I.S. Educ.: Royal
High School, Edinburgh ; Edin-
burgh Institution; Ewart Institu-
tion ; Edinburgh University. Head
Master, Mouhnein Town School,
Burmah, 1874 ; original member
Moulmein V.R., 1877 ( shot for
India, Kolapore Cup Team, at
Wimbledon, 1885); Editor, Singa-
pore "Free Press," since Feb.,
1867 ; personally interested in
formation of Singapore V.A., 1887?
ajid Straits Settlements Associa-
tion, Singapore branch, 1889,
Singapore Philharmonic Society
1891, Hongkong-Singapore-Shang-
hai Rifle matches (shot for Singa-
pore team for 10 years, five as
Captain) ; arranged Burmese me-
lody," " Kayathan " (subsequently
adopted by Imperial Government
as Burmese National Anthem),
during occupation of Upper Bur-
mah, 1886, for which received
thanks of India office; during
Pahang disturbances, 1802, served
from July 11 to Nov. 4, as acting
assistant Commissioner, 1st Perak
, Hikhs, with Pahang Expeditionary
Force under Lieutenant-Colonel
R. S. F. Walker, C.M.G. ; was in
executive charge of Raub district
and chief transport and com-
missiariat officer to expedition ;
also led expedition from Raub into
almost unknown and difficult coun-
try and captured large body of
rebels ; received thanks of H.E. the
Governor for services; at request
of Government carried out organi-
sation and equipment, Singapore
V.R., 1901. Clubs : Singapore ;
Sports, London. Address: "Clay
more," Orchard Road, Singapore,
.Straits Settlements.
STEDMAN, Dr. Frederic Osmund
(HONGKONG), M.D., B.S., London
University, M.R.C.S., Eng., J.P.
Hongkong; b. Dec. 31, 1862. Late
House Surgeon, House Physician,
and Surgeon Registrar, Charing
Cross Hospital ; House Physician,
National Hospital for Paralysis and
Epilepsy, London ; clinical assis-
tant, Moorefield's Eye Hospital.
Club : Hongkong. Address : " For-
mosa," Peak, Hongkong.
i STEENBUCH, Rev. H. T. C.
Priest; b. Nov. 7, 1876; in. 1900.
Educ.: Copenhagen Univ. ; Dorches-
ter Coll. (near Oxford) ; matricu-
lated Copenhagen Univ., 1895, and
obtained degrees in Philosophy and
Hebrew ; passed theol. examination
in London, 1900. Ordained Deacon
by Bishop of Corea, 1900; Priest,
1902 ; appointed Rector of Awaji
Island, 1904. Clubs: Cosmopolitan
Correspondence, No. 2573; Ksper-
antist No. 105".o. Address : Sunioto,
Awaji, Japan.
WHO'S WHO IN TILE FAR EAST (JuM-:) 1SKXJ-7.
Sto
STELLE, Eev. William B. (PEKI.MS),
B.A., B.D.; 6. Feb. 28, 18CC; in. June
10, 1908. Educ. : Colgate Univer-
sity ; Yale University (Divinity
School). Came to China, 1898.
Address: Peking, China.
STEPHENSON, Prof. Edward Stantey
(TOKYO), Teacher of English ; 6.
April 22, 1871. Educ. : King Williams
Coll., Isle of Man ; Dulwich Coll.,
London, etc. Lecturer in English,
Waseda University, Tokyo ; Lectur-
er, Imp. Eug. Coll., Yokosuka, etc.
Address : Dzushi, Kanagawa-keu,
Japan.
STEVENS, Frederick O. (KUALA LUM-
PUR), B.A., Oxon, ; Civil Service.
Educ.; Winchester and New Col-
lege, Oxford. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1902; Demarcation
Officer, Singapore, June l.r>, 1903 ;
Deputy Collector of Deeds, Singa-
pore, Oct., 1903 ; passed final ex-
amination in Malay, July, 1904 ; 2nd
acting assist. Secretary to Resident,
Federated Malay States. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
STEVENSON, Lieut. - Commander
Ernest (HONGKONG), R.N. ; in
command of H.M. torpedo boat
destroyer " Virago." Lieutenant,
April 1, 1897; appointed to com-
mand, Oct. 11, 1904. Club: Hong-
kong. Address: H.M.S. "Virago,"
Hongkong.
STEWART, Hon. Gershom (HONG-
KONG), Exchange Broker; Member
Legislative Council ; Chairman,
China Association, and President
St. Andrew's Society, 1905-1906 ; b.
1858. Came out to Hongkong Hank,
Jan., 1883 ; active in .sporting ami
social matters ; opposed Hongkan?
having a gold currency while China
remained silver ; went into Kwangsi
as Secretary to Famine Relief
Fund, 1903; keenly interested in all
matters, political and otherwise,
pertaining to welfare of Colony ;
strong advocate of establishment
of railway from Kowloon to Can-
ton, now in course of construction,
Clubs: Hongkong; Conservative and
Caledonian, Loud. Address: The
Peak, Hongkong.
STEWART, Murray (HONGKONG), Bilk
Broker. Joined, Hongkong Bank
in London, 1887 ; came to Far K;ist,
1890; for two years stationed nl
Shanghai ; was at Tientsin in l«l»2 ;
served in North China for three
years ; was at Peking during Chiuo-
Japan war; went Home 1895, and
returned to Hongkong in April.
1896, remaining in sen-ice of Bank
at Head Office until the spring of
1900, when joined Mr. Gershom
Stewart in firm of Stewart Brothers.
Club: Hongkong. Address: The-
Peak,Hongkong.
STILWELL, E. A. (BAU), Resident.
Sarawak Civil Service, Roads and
Bridge Department, March, 1888 ;
assistant Resident, Baran, Oct.,
1894; of Sadong, May, 1895; Resi-
dent, 2nd class, Jan., 1897; Resident,
Bau, 1905. Address: Ban, Sarawak,
North Borneo.
STOCKLEY, Captain Henry Hudson
Fraser (SINGAPORE), Captain Royal
Marine Light Infantry ; b. Oct. 80,
1878. E<1vc. : Uaileybury College.
\VHO\S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
2nd Lieut., R.M.L.I., Jan. 1, 1897;
Lieut.. Jnn. l, 1898; Capt., Sept. 1,
19-03; nerved in H.M.S. "Niobe"
during South African War, 1899-
1900; served in H.M.S. "Ophir"
throughout the commission, taking
T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of
Cornwall and York to the Colonies ;
seconded as A.D.C. to H.E. the
Governor of Straits Settlements,
March 24, 1904. Decoration : South
African Medal, Cape Colony clasp.
Club: Sports, London. Address:
Government House, Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
STOKOE, Edward Richmond (KUALA
LUMPUR), A.M.I.C.B., F.Z.S.; State
Engineer; b. July 20, 186!}, at Clifton,
K n g 1 a n d. Educ. : Marlborough
College ; King's College, London.
Three years on City of Buenos
Ayres Improvement Works ; two
years on Manchester Ship Canal ;
]6 years in Federated Malay States.
Club : United Empire. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federat-
ed Malay States.
STRATTON, George Bernard (SINGA-
PORE), Civil Service. Educ. : War-
wick, and Durham University.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Nov.,
1899 ; passed final examination in
Malay, Dec., 1900 ; acting 2nd As-
sistant Colonial Secretary, April,
1904. Club : Singapore. Address:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
STRINGER, Charles Edward Wolfe
(CiHENUMAi), H.B.M. Consul; b.
April 8, 1866, at Hongkong; in.
Sept. 27, 1898, Mabel, d. of Rev.
II. Barber, M.D. Educ. : Weymouth
Coll., Dorset. Appointed Student
Interpreter in Siam, Feb. 10, iss<i;
acting Vice -Consul, Chiengraai,
Oct. 16, 1889, to April 27, 1894 ;
promoted Vice-Consul, Bangkok,
Jan. 1, 1896 ; acting Consul, Bang-
kok for short periods in 1896, 1897,
1898, 1899, 1900 and 1902 ; acted as
Charge* d'Affaires, Bangkok, Dec.
22, 1899, to July 3, 1900 ; called to
Bar at Middle Temple, Jan. 29,
1902 ; promoted Consul for Consular
District of Chiengmai, Aug. 13, 1903.
Clubs: Jun. Constitutional, London;
British, Bangkok; Gymkhana,
Chiengmai. A ddress : II.B.M. Con-
sulate, Chiengmai, vai Moulmein,
Burma.
STRUCKMEYER, 0. (HONGKONG), Mer-
chant. Partner in tirrn, Siemssen
and Co. Club: Germania ; Hong-
kong. Address: 2 Pray a Central,
Hongkong.
SU, Prince (see : SIIAN-CH'I).
SUEN TSZ TING (SINGAPORE), Chinese
Consul General ; b. 1866; in. Shuh
Shi, of Province of Kangsu, China.
Educ. : Chinese Academies. Is
Prefect of Sub-Prefecture of Chihli.
Decoration: Peacock Feather by
Imp. Order. Address : Imperial
Chinese Consulate General, Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
SUFU, Kimihira (TOKYO), Gov. of
Kanagawa-ken ; Member of House
of Peers ; b. Dec., 1848, at Choshu.
Appointed Secretary of Justice
Dept., 1876; Chief Secretary of
Cabinet, 1976 ; Councillor to Lega-
tion, Italy, 1887 ; later tiov. of
Ilyogo-ken; has been Member of
House of Peers since 1800. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
SUIL
SUGDEN, Frederick Arthur (TAI-
JMNG), F.M.S. Civil Service; b. Jan.
20, 1862. Boundary Division Sur-
veyor, Ordnance Survey Depart-
ment, Great Britain, 1881; Field
Examiner, 1891 ; Office Examiner,
1896 ; Chief Draftsman, Perak, 1901 ;
acting Office Assistant, Revenue
Survey Department, 1902; Office
Assistant, Revenue Survey Depart-
ment, 1904. Address : T a i p i n g ,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
SUGI, Viscount Magshichiro (TOKYO),
Privy Councillor; b. Jan., 1835, iu
(' h o s h u . Took active part in
Restoration ; was Lord Steward of
late Empress Dowager's Household ;
later Treasurer of Imp. Household ;
appointed to present position, 1897,
created Viscount, 1887. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
SUGIMURA, Fukashi (TOKYO), Minis-
ter at Rio Janeiro ; b. Feb., 1853, at
Morioka. Appointed Clerk at Fu-
san, 1879; Consul at Vancouver, 1889;
Secretary of Legation at Seoul,
189'") ; Commissioner of Formosan
Governor General's Office, 1896 ;
Director of Comm. Bureau, Foreign
Office, 1898-1903 ; Minister Resident
to Brazil, 1904. Address : Tokyo,
Japan. (Died, May 20).
SUGIMURA, Toraichi (TOKYO), Minis-
ter at Mexico ; b. 1857, at Kana/a-
wa. Associated with Justice De-
partment, 1875 ; removed to Foreign
Office, 1885 ; Secretary of Legation
at Borne, 1887 ; removed to Paris,
1891 ; St. Petersburg, 1892 ; Vienna,
1894-1898, to St. Petersburg, 1898-
1902; promoted to present post
1902. Addivs* : Tokyo, Japan.
SUGITA, Tei-ichi (TOKYO), President
of the Lower House ; b. June, 18">lr
in Fukui-ken. Has held a sent iu
Lower House almost without a
break since 1st session ; appointed
Gov. of Hokkaido, 1898; elected
Vice - President of Lower House
1902-1903 ; President 1906 ; is a
leader of " Seiyukai." Addrex* ;
Tokyo, Japan.
SULIEMAN BIN ALMERHOM, His
Highness Rajah ( 8 E i. A N o o n ),
Sultan of Selangor. Succeeded his
grand-father, late Abdul S.xmad,
K.C.M.G, and came to throne,
Feb., 1898; installed as Sultan,
Nov. 5, 1903. Address : Kuala Lum-
pur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
SUN CHA-NAI (PEKING), Member of
Government Council ; native of
Anhwei, metropolitan graduate,
1859, optimus. Vice-Presdt., Board
of Revenue, July, 1883; do., Board
of War, March, 1887 ; do., Board of
Civil Office, Feb., 1889 ; Presdt. of
Censorate, Dec., 1890; do., Board
of Works, Oct., - 1S92 ; Governor
adjoint of Shunfien-fu, Oct., 1892 ;
Presdt., Board of Ceremonies,
Dec., 1896; do., Board of Civil
Office, Aug., 1897; Asst. Grand
Secretary, June, 1898 ; Principal of
new Imperial University, July,
1898; Presdt., Board of Ceremonies-
Dec., 1900 ; Chancellor of Hanlin,
Jan., 1901; Presdt., Board of Civil
Office, June, 1901 ; Grand Secretary
June, 1902 ; Supervisor, Board of
Civil Office, Feb., 1902; member
Government Council, Nov., 1903;
Grand Sec., Wenquanko, Throne-
hall, July, 198;-..
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WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (fet;,) 1900-7.
.SUNDIUS, Ambrose John OVniu),
EI.B.M. Consul. Appointed Strident
Interpreter in Cliina, Feb. 16, 1886 ;
acting Vice-Consul at Pagoda Is-
land, 1891, and 1892 to 1893 ; acting
Consul at Tainan, 1893 ; promoted
1st Class Asst., Sept. 27, 1897 ; ag.
Consul at Haugchow, 1896 to 1898;
ng. Vice-Consul at Chemulpo,
Corea, 1898 to 1899 ; ag. Consul at
Chefoo, 1899 to 3900; promoted
Consul at Yochow, 1900 ; transfeired
to Nanking, 1901 ; Consul at Wuhu,
1906. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Wuhu, China.
SUNG-KUEI, General Ulsi AN), native
of Manchuria ; nietrop. graduate,
1860. Imperial Resident, Tibet,
1874 ; Vice-Presdt., Board of Civil
Office, April, 1884 ; Supt. of Live
Stock and House Duty, Feb., 1891;
l»re»dt., Board of Works, Oct., 1892;
Lieut. -General, Bordered Red Ban-
ner Corps, Aug., 1893 ; Presdt.,
Board of Punishments, Oct., 1893 ;
do., Board of Works, Aug., 1897 :
Tartar-General of Hsian, Feb., 1906.
( JKHOL). Maiichu Presdt.
Board of War; native of Man-
churia. Grain Intendent, Shensi,
Oct., 1890; Judge, Kiaugsi, May,
1S96; Treasurer, Nanking, Oct.,
1896 ; Governor, Kiangsi, July, 1898;
do., Kiangsu, Nov., 1900; do., Ho-
uan, 1901; degraded and left post,
April, 1901 ; actg. Military Go-
vernor, Jehol, July, 1902 ; Military
Governor, do., April, 1903; Manchu
Presdt. Board of War, Dec., 1905.
SUTEE, Hugo (HONGKONG), Manager
Deutsch Asiatische Bank ; b. Sept.
12, 1872. Represented bank in
Berlin, 1982-96 ; India 1897-1901 ;
arrived Hongkong, 19i)l. Club :
Hongkong. Address : " Hather-
leigh," Conduit Road, Hongkong.
SUTTOR, John Bligh ( KOHK ),
A.M.I.C.E. ; Commercial Repre-
sentative in the Far East of the
Govt. of New South Wales ; &.,
Bathurst (N.S.W.), Dec. 10, 1859.
4th .«. late Hon. John Bligh Suttor.
whose family have always been
closely identified with the develop-
ment of N.S.W., and is looked-
upon as one of the oldest pioneer
families. Educ. ; Bathurst and
Sydney. Was appointed to the
Public Service of New South
W:tles ou Dec. 15, 1879, and adopted
profession of Surveying and En-
gineering'; for many years served
as Resident Engineer on the State
Railways of New South Wales; one
of the last works completed by Mr.
Suttor was the duplication of the -
Great Western Railway line over
the Blue Mountains ; also conduc-
ted large works for the improve-
ment of grades "and curves on the
State railways ; after serving for
over 25 years on engineering work*
was appointed by Government of
New South Wales as Commercial
Representative in the Far East with
a view of extending N.S.W. 'Com-
merce; was elected to thelnstitution
of Civil Engineers, Lond., Dec. 3,
1895 ; was recommended by Govern-
ment of Japan in 1906 to be decor-
ated with the Order of the Sacred
Treasure of Japan, as a reward for
his services in promotion of com-
merce between Japan and Australia.
Clubs : Hongkong : Manila ; Kobe.
Address: Kobe, Japan.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7. Bym
SUYEMATSU, Barcn Kencho (TOKYO),
M.A., Cantab; Doctor of Literature ;
Member of House of Peers ; b. Aug.,
1865, in Fukuoka-keu ; m. only d.
of Marquis Ito. Educ. : Cambridge,
England. Sat as M.P., 1890-1895;
appointed Director of Legislative
Bureau, 1892-1896; during Japan-
China War was sent to Seoul on
important diplomatic mission which
procured for him patent of Barony ;
appointed Minister of Communica-
tions, 1898 ; Minister for Interior,
1900-1901; on outbreak of resent war
was sent to England on diplomatic
mission. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SWEET, Rev. W. S. (HANGCHOW),
Ministerial Professor ; b. 1854 ; m.
1876, and 1889. Educ. : State Normal
Sch., Wis., U.S.A. ; Principal, Loue
Rock H.S., 1874; Principal, Rich-
land Centre City Schools, 1877 ;
Supt. of County Schools, 1882;
Prof, of Science, Wayland Academy.
1888 ; Pastor, First Baptist Church,
La Crosse, Wis., 1890; Founder of
Wayland Academy, Hangchow,
1900. A d-d rcss: Hangchow, China.
SWIFT, Pro£ Jolm Trumbull (TOK-
YO), M.A. ; Prof, of English and
Correspondent ; 6. 1861, at Colches-
ter, Conn. ; m. 1889, Isabel Wallace,
rf. ,of Geo. A. Newman, East
Orange, N. J. Educ. : Yale Uni-
versity. Since 1900, Prof, of English
in Tokyo Higher Normal Sch., and
Lecturer on English Language in
Imp. University; Correspondent of
New York "Sun." Club: Tokyo.
Address : 5, Tsukiji, Tokyo, Japan.
SWINDELL, Rev. Frank Guthrie
(KUALA LUMPUR), M.A. ; Clergy-
man ; b. 1874. Educ. : Pocklington
School, Yorkshire; Oxford Univ.
Curate of Baxley, near Maidstone,
Kent, 1898-1902 ; Chaplain of Kuala
Lumpur, since 1902. Address : The
Parsonage, Kuala Lumpur, Seian-
gor, Federated Malay States.
SYMONDS, Jennyn d'Arcy Travers
(SINGAPORE), Asst. Supt. of Police,
.Straits Settlements and Lient.
(late 16 Lancers), Army Reserve ; b.
Oct. 20, 1865, s. of late General
Jermyn Charles Symonds, Royal
Marines. Educ.: Royal N^val
Sch., New Cross; Victoria Coll.,
Jersey. Joined 5th Royal Irish
Lancers, 1876 ; volunteered to 17th
D.C.O. Lancers in 1879, for service
in Zulnland ; took part in actions
of Krzangayan and Ulundi;
volunteered for service to 9th
Lancers, in Afghanistan, 1880;
services in India, 1880-86 ; Commis-
sioned to 16th Queen's Lancers,
March, 1887 ; in command Civil
armed police on West Coast of
Africa, 1890; invalided home and
resigned appointment, 1891 ; ap-
pointed Asst. Supt. Police, Straits
Settlements, by Sec. of State, May
23,1891. Decorations: Zulu Medal,
1879, with clasp. Addrt## : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlement*.
SYMONDS, William North (SHAMG-
HAI), B.A. ; Barrister at Law, Inner
Temple and Northern Circuit ; b.
1872, s. of Rev. Canon Symonds,
Rector of Stockport ; m. Hilda B.
Drabble, of. of late Chas. Drabble,
Manchester. Educ. : Eton and
Cambridge. Address : 11 Peking
Road, Shanghai, China.
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TA1 HUNG-TZ'U (PEKING), native of
Kwangtung ; metrop. graduate,
1876. Asst. Supervisor, Instruction,
May, 1899 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, Dec., 1900; .senior Vice-
Presdt., Board of Punishments,
Feb., 1901 ; junior, do., Board of
Revenue, Feb., 1902; sent abroad
to investigate foreign governments,
190f>-6 ; accorded order of Black
Kasrle (Russia) May, 1906.
T'AI-PU (PKKINU), Vice-President of
Censorate ; Imperial Clansrcair ;
provincial graduate. .Sub-Director,
Court of State Ceremonial, July,
1896 ; Director, Court of Imperial
Stud, spring, 1901 ; Acting Director,
Court of Sacrificial AVorship, Jan.,
1905; Vice-president, Censorate,
Jan., 1905.
TAJIRI. Baron Inajiro (TOKYO),
Doctor of Law, Chief of Board of
Audit ; b. June, 1850, at Kyoto.
Edi'c.: Yale Univ., U.S.A. Appoint-
ed Councillor of Finance Dept.,
1881 ; later, Director of Loan and
other Bureaux ; was twice Vice-
Minister of Finance, 1892-1897, and
1898-1901 ; is teacher at Imp. Univ.,
Tokyo, and other institutions ;
t-reated Baron, 1896. PvMicatin/t* :
Several works on political economy.
A d Irene : Tokyo. Japan.
i TAKAGI, Baron Kenkwan < TOKYO)
Dr. of Med.; b., Hatsuma, Sept.,
1849. Educ. : England. "Was Jsaval
Surgeon until 1892 having held
post of Surgeon-General ; during
his tenure of office, the barley-rice
mixed ration was adopted on his
suggi 'lV-u in place of rice alone
for Meet as a preventive against
beri-beri, which hid prevailed
extensively among men and officers,
and this provision succeeded in
putting a stop to this disease ; on
retiring from service, with help of
persons charitably disposed,
organised Tokyo Charity Hospital.
one of most perfectly arranged
medical institutions in Japan ;
several years later opened the Tokyo-
Hospital as his own private enter-
prise; has been Member of House
of Peers since 1892 ; cr. Baron, 1905.
; Tokyo. Japan.
| TAKAHASHI, Sninkichi (TOKYO),
President of Hypothec Bank of
Japan; Member of House of Peers ;
l>. Aug., 1847, at Satsuma. Appointed
Secretary of Treasury, 1874, has
been Chief of Customs atNagas.-iki.
Kobe, Osaka, etc. ; Consul at New
York ; recalled to be Bureau
Director in Dept. of Agric. anil
Cumin. ; was President of Kyushu
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Tal
Illy. Co. in its inauguration ; has
held present position since 10; IP.
A<f 'Ire**: Tokyo, Japan.
TAKAH1RA, Sir Kogoro ( TOKYO),
K.C.M.G.; Minister at Washington ;
b. Jan., 1854, in Iwate-ken. Ap-
pointed translator in Foreign Office,
1876 ; Legation Secretary at Wash-
ington, 1879-1S84*; removed to Seoul,
1884 ; Consul at Shanghai, 1887-1890;
Consul-Gen, at New York, 1891 :
Minister Resident at the Hague,
1892; Minister at Rome, 1894;
transferred to Vienna ; Vice-Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs, 1899 ; Minis-
ter at Washington, 1900 ; was ap-
pointed junior Peace Plenipoten-
tiary, 1905; cr. K.C.M.G., May, 1906.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TAKAMICHI, Takeo (HONGKONG),
Manager of local % branch Yoko-
hama Specie Bank ; b. 1881. Educ. :
At Marquis Hosokawa's Kng. Sell,
under Capt. L. L. Janes. The Saigo
Rebellion in 1877 interrupted his
education as he joined the Commis-
sariat of the Imp. Army as private
attach £ to Baron H. Noda, then in
charge of Commissariat of second
division ; retained this position
during the war ; in 1879, was
entrusted by the Baron to the late
Mr. Y. Iwasaki (founder of the
Mitsu Bishi S.S. Company) to be
educated at his private Commercial
Sch. ; was in the service of Mitsu
Bishi and Nippon Yusen Kaisha,
1881-93 ; joined Yokohama Specie
.Bank, Ltd., in 1894, and has held
important positions at Shanghai,
Bombay, and Tokyo before being
promoted to position of Manager
at Hongkong ; is of a family famous
since 1200 A.D., the successive heads
of the family being entitled from
1200 to 1870, to be ruler of the
village of Takamichi, in province of
Higo, Kyushu. Addrexs: Yoko-
hama Specie B:xuk, Hongkong.
TAKASAKI, Baron Masakaze (TOK-
YO), Privy Councillor ; b. July, 1836,
at Satsuma. Took part in Restora-
tion ; despatched early in Meiji era
to Europe on official mission ; i*
chief of Poetry Section at Court.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TAKASHIMA, Viscount Tomonosuke
(TOKYO), Privy Councillor, Lieut.-
Gen. (retired); b. Nov., 1844, at
Satsuma. Appointed Colonel, 1874 ;
Major-Gen., 1877 ; took active part
in Civil War as Brigade Comman-
der ; Commander of Kumamoto
Army Division, 1883, and later at
Osaka ; Minister of War twice,
1891-1892, and 189o-1897 ; was A! mis-
ter of short-lived Colonial Dept.
created after Japan-China War but
soon abolished ; created Viscount,
1884. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TAKATA, Sanai (TOKYO), Doctor of
Law., Vice-President of Waseda
Private Univ. ; b. March, 1860, at
Tokyo. Educ. : Imp. Univ., Tokyo.
Appointed Director of Commercial
Bureau, Foreign Office, 1896-1897 ;
Senior Councillor of Education,
1898 ; has repeatedly been returned
to Lower House ; is a leading
member of Progressive Party. Ad-
dress ; Tokyo, Japan.
TALBOT, Captain Henry Lynch
OVUALA. LUMPUR), Chief Commis-
sioner of Police, Federated Malay
States ; 6. Oct. 2, 1863, e. s. of late
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Lieutenant Colonel H. L. Talbot,
Royal Artillery ; »». Edith dementi
Smith, d. of Sir C. C. Smith, G.C.
M.G. Educ. : Wellington College;
B.M. College, Sandhurst. Lieute-
nant, Royal Dublin Fusiliers,
March 10, 1883; Captain, the
King's Own (Royal Lancaster
Regiment), May 2, 1894 ; resigned,
Nov. 2, 1895 ; served in Bombay
Staff Corps, 1885-1887 ; served con-
tinuously in Federated Malay States
and Straits Settlements, since Nov.,
1889 ; severely wounded during
Pahang disturbances, 1894. Club :
Naval and Military ; Sports; M.C.C.
Address : Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
TALMA, Edwy L. (SINGAPORE), B.A.;
Straits Settlements Civil Service.
Educ : Christ's College, Cambridge,
14th Wrangler, mathematical tripos,
1895. Cadet, Straits Settlements,
Nov., 1896 ; ag. assistant Protector
of Immigrants, Penang, 1897-1898,
confirmed, Jan, 1901 ; passed final
examination in Tamil, 1889 ; acting
assistant Postmaster General,
Penang, April, 1902 ; assistant
Superintendent of Immigrants,
Nov., 1903; Deputy Registrar,
Supreme Court, Singapore, July,
1904. Address : Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
TANAKA, Viscount Fujimaro (TOK-
YO), Privy Councillor ; b. June,
1845, at Nagoya. Appointed to
Education Dept. soon after Re-
storation ; Minister of Justice, 1880-
1881 ; despatched to Rome as
Minister, 1884 ; Minister at Paris,
1887-1890 ; Minister of Justice, 1891;
resigned portfolio upon appoint-
ment to Privy Council ; created Vis-
count, 1887. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TANAKA, Viscount Mitsu-aki (TOK-
YO), G.C.V.O.; Minister of ilmp.
Household ; b. Sept., 1843, at Tosa.
Was connected with Army till 1881,
when held office as Quarter-Master
Gen. ; Appointed Chief Commis-
sioner of Metropolitan Police, 1889-
1891 ; appointed President of Peers'
School, 1892 ; shortly afterwards
appointed Vice-Minister of Imperial
Household ; Minister, since 1898 ;
created Viscount, 1887. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
TANAKA, Shohei (TOKYO), Dr. of
Science; b. May, 1862, at Awaji.
Educ.: Berlin. 1884-1898. Formerly
an official in service of Nippon
Rly. Co. ; at present engaged in
scientific research. Address : Tok-
yo, Japan.
T'ANG CHIUNG (YU.NNAN), Director
of Mines; native of Kueichou ;
Provincial graduate. Chien-Ch'ang
Tao, Szechwan, 1879; Treasurer,
Yunnan, July, 1883 ; dismissed,
April, 1884 ; sentenced to death,
1885 ; penalty remitted aud sent to
Yunnan, Dec., 1886 ; Director of
Mines with brevet of Governor of
Yunnan, March, 1887 ; deprived of
brevet but given 3rd rank, Nov.,
1894.
T'ANG SHAO-YI (PEKING), Minister of
Wai - wu - pu ( Board of Foreign
Affairs ), native of Kwangtung.
Formerly Sec. to Yuan Shih-kai
when Resident in Corea ; Consul-
General in Coren after Japanese
war : since employed in Northern
Railways Administration ; in Shaii-
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tung with Yuan Shih-kai, winter,
1900 ; Customs Taotai, Tientsin,
Feb., 1902 ; Expectant Metrop.
Official of 3rd rank with brevet of
Deputy Lieut.-General to proceed
as Special Coinm. to Tibet, Sept.,
1904; returned from Tibet, winter,
1905; Minister of Wai-wu-pu, 1905-6 ;
appointed assistant Superintendent
of Taxes with control over Cus-
toms, May 10, 1906, but appoint-
ment cancelled after protest by
British Government.
TANI, Viscount Tateki (TOKYO),
Lieut.-General (retired) ; Member of
House of Peers ; b. at Tosa, Feb.,
1837. Took part in War of Re-
storation ; was Commander of
Kumamoto Garrison as Major-
Gen, in Civil War of 1877 ; Minister
of Agric. and Comin, 1885-1887;
created Viscount, 1884 ; Member of
House of Peers since opening of
Diet. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TANNER, Bertram (HONGKONG), Sen.
Asst. Master, Queen's Coll. ; b.
Oct. 19, 1870. Arrived in Colony
and attached to Diocesan Sch.,
March 19, 1898 ; jun asst. Master,
Queen's Coll., Jan, 13, 1900; sen.
asst. Master, since Oct. 20, 1901;
Normal Master, March, 1904. Ad-
dress : Queen's College, Hongkong.
TATSUNO, Kingo (TOKYO), Doctor of
Engineering ; b. Aug., 1856, at
Karatsu. Educ. : Imp. Univ. Tokyo;
in England, 1880-1883. Designed
and supervised building of Nippon
Ginko (Bank of Japan), Parliament
House, and other large edifices ;
now practises privately and is con-
sulting architect to many large
businesses. .-1 ('dress : Tokyo, Japan.
TAYLOR, Basil Reginald Hamilton
(HONGKONG), F.R.A.S.; Civil Ser-
vice; b. April 8, 1865; m. 1903,
Harriett, rf. of Col. H. G. Osgood,
U.S. Array, and widow of late
Major Paul Clendennis, U.S. Army.
Entered R.N., 1878 ; served in
Egyptian War, 1882 ; present at
bombardment of Alexandria, July
11, 1882; lieut., 1888; served in
Mediterranean, North American,
China and Home Stations ; resigned
comm. 1898; Asst. Harbour, Master,
Hongkong, 1899 ; ag. Harbour
Master and M.L.C., 1900, 1903-4-5;
ag. Assistant Superintendent of
Police in charge of Water Police,
1904-5. Decorations: Egyptian
Medal, Alexandria clasp, and
bronze star. Clubs : Carlton ; Bath;
Hongkong. Address: Hongkong.
TAYLOR, Charles Henry Brewitt
(MENGTSZ), F.R.A.S.; Acting Com-
missioner of Customs ; b. Dec. 11,
1857 ; m. 1894, Ann, d. Alexander
Michie. Edue. : Privately. Came
out to Foochow in 1880, as Prof.
of Mathematics and Navigation in
the Schools at Foochow Arsenal ;
left in 1891, and joined I.M.C. as
Asst.-Acting Chinese Sec. to In-
spector General of Customs, 1898-
1900 ; acting Commissioner of
Customs at Swatow, 1900-01 ; Dis-
trict Postmaster, Shanghai, 1903-5 ;
in Peking during siege of Legations,
1900 (mentioned in Brit. Minister's
despatches for good services). De-
corations : China War Medal, 1900,
clasp "Defence of Legations'';
Double Dragon, 3rd class. Publi-
cations: " Problems and Theorems
in Navigation"; "Chat* in Chinese."
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Address: I.M. Customs, Mengtsz,
Yunnan, China.
TAYLOR, Frederick Edward (KUALA
LIPIS), B.A., Cautab. ; Federated
Malay States Civil Service ; b. Mar.
4, 1877. Passed in Malay arid Law;
cadet, Selangor, 1900; acting as-
sistant District Officer, Kuala Lan-
gat, 1901 ; acting assistant District
Officer, Klang, 1902; acting as-
sistant Secretary to Resident, 1903 :
acting assistant District Officer,
Kuala Lipis, Pahang, June, 1903.
Address: Kuala Lipis, Pahang,
Federated Malay .States.
TAYLOR, Dr. F. Howard (SHANGHAI),
M.D., B.Sc., London, M.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.S.; Medical Missionary; b.
Nov. 25, 1862, 2nd s. of Rev. J.
Hudson Taylor, M.R.C.S., F.R.G.S.,
founder and Director of China
Inland Miss.; in. April 24, 1894, Mary
Geraldiue Guinness, e. d. of Rev. H.
Grattan Guinness, D.D., F.R.G.S.
Educ. : At London. Arrived in
China as member of C.I.M., 1890;
has done much deputation and
liteiary work for mission in
Australasia, North America ami
British Isles. Publications: "These
Forty Years," a short history of the
C.I.M. Address; China Inland Mis-
sion, Shanghai, China.
TAYLOR, Dr. Harry Baylor (GANKIN),
M.D. ; Med. Missionary ; b. Jan. 25,
1882. Educ. : University of Vir-
ginia, U.S.A., M.D., 1902. Address :
St. James' Hospital, American
Church Mission, Gankin, China.
TAYLOR, William Sansom (KoitE),
Merchant ; 1. 186fi. In 1882 joined
Russell and Co. (of China) in
London ; appointed to Hongkong
Office, 1888; assistant secretary
Yangtsze Insce. Assn. in Shang-
hai, 1891-2 ; manager, Shewan,.
Tomes and Co. in Kobe, 1892-1900 ;
established. Taylor, Cooper and
Co., Kobe, 1900, the firm becoming
a Ltd. Co. in 1905. Clubs: Kobe;
Shanghai ; Hongkong. Address :
39, Akashi Machi, Kobe, Japan ; or
Taylor, Cooper, and Co., Ltd.,
Kobe, Japan.
TAYLOR, Sir William Thomas
(SINGAPORE), C.M.G. ; acting Go-
vernor ; b. Nov. 10, 1848. Collector
of Customs and Excise, Larnaca,
1879 ; Chief Collector of Customs,
Cyprus, 1882 ; at-ting Receiver-
General, Nov., 1883, to Feb., 1884 ;
acting Commissioner, Larnaca, in
addition to his own duties, 1S8&
and 3885; Receiver-General, Chief
Collector of Customs and Excise,
1891 ; Auditor - General, Ceylon,
1895, and at intervals, to Dec., 1896;
acting Colonial Secretary, 1895 to
Mar., 1896, and Mar., 1899 ;
Colonial Secretary, Straits, 1901 ;
administered Government, Oct.,
1903, to April, 1904 ; acting Resident
General, Federated Malay States,
Sept., 1904; administrating Govern-
ment, Straits Settlements, Mar.,
1906. Club: Singapore. Addr-**
•Singapore, Straits Settlements.
EARLE, William (sixu A POKK).
Manager, Singapore and Kranji
Railway ; b. 1852, Was 21 years on
Great Northern Railway of Eng-
land ; S years Traffic Superinten-
dent on Selangor Government Rail-
way ; Manager of Singapore and
808
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Teu
Kranji Railway, since 1903. Pub-
lications : " Railways and Railway
Men," 1889. Address ; Fort Canning
Koad, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
TENNEY, Charles D. (TIENTSIN),
LL.D. ; Teacher ; 6. June 29, 1857.
Educ. : Dartmouth Coll., U.S.A.
Principal, Anglo-Chinese School,
Tientsin, 1886-95 ; U.S. Vice-Consul,
1888-1896 ; Tutor in family of Li
Hung Chang, 1887-92; Pies., Pei-
yang Univ., 1895-1900 ; Chinese Sec.,
Tientsin Provisional Govt., 1900-02 ;
Pres., Peiyang Univ., 1902-1906.
Decorations : Brevet Chinese 2nd
rank ; Double Dragon 3rd of 2nd
rank. /' u blications; " English
Lessons " ; " English Grammar" ;
"Geography of Asia". Address :
Tientsin, North China.
TERA-UCHI, Lieut. -Gen. Seiki
(TOKYO), G.C.B. ; ex-Minister of
War ; 6. 1850, in Choshu. Formerly
attache* of Japanese Legation at
Paris ; supervised transport in
China -Japanese War; appointed
Insp.-Gen. of Military Education
after War; later Vice-Chief of
General Staff; Minister of War
1902-06 ; has frequently been sent
abroad on official missions ; created
O.C.B., May, 1906. Address : Tokyo,
Japan .
TERRY, Prof. Henry Taylor (TOKYO),
Counsellor at Law, Prof, of Law
in Imp. Univ. ; b. Sept. 19, 1847, at
Hartford, Conn., U.S.A. ; m. 1899,
Emily Verbech, d. of Rev. Guido F.
Verbech of Tokyo. Educ. : Yale
Univ., class of 1869. Admitted to
bar of Connecticut, 1872 ; practised
there until 1876 ; became Prof, of
Law in Tokyo Univ. in Jan., 1877 ;
returned to U.S. in 1884 ; admitted
to bar in New York in 1884 ;
practised in New York until 1894 :
returned to Japan, 1894 and became
Prof, of Law at Imp. University ;
P.M. of Tokyo Lodge, 2015 E.C.F.
and A. Masons ; P.D.G.D. Publica-
tions: "First Principles of Law";
" Leading Principles of Anglo-
American Law " ; " The Common
Law." Decorations : 3rd of Sacred
Treasure, Japan ; 4th of Rising Sun,
Japan. Clubs : Yokohama Unitad ;
Tokyo. Address: 13, Reinanzaka-
Machi, Akasuka, Tokyo, Japan.
T'ET'USHEN (PEKING), President of
Censorate ; native of Mongolia ;
Hon. Deg. Tutor, Imperial Ac-
ademy, 1898; Director of Court of
State Ceremonial, May, 19(K) ; Vice-
president, Board of Ceremonies,
Mukden ; Senior Vice-President,
Board of Ceremonies, March, 1902 ;
Dep. Lieut-General, Plain Yellow
Banner Corps, March, 1902 ; Vice-
Presdt,, Board of Civil Office, Dec.,
1904; President, Censorate, Feb.,
1905.
TEUSLER, Dr. Rudolf Boiling (TOK-
YO), Physician and Surgeon ; &.
Feb. 25, 1876, s. of Rudolf Tetisler
and Mary Jeffers Boiling, of Boiling:
Hall, Virginia; m. Mary Stuart
Woodward, Richmond, Virginia,
1898. Educ : At Richmond, Va.,
Private Schools ; graduated Medical
College of Virginia, 1894; P. G.
Medical courses, New York and
Baltimore. Surgeon, 1st Reg. Inlty.
Va. Vols. ; Lecturer on Pathology
and Bacteriology, Medical College,
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Virginia ; Surgeon, Richmond City
Dispensary ; Fellow, Richmond
Academy of Medicine and American
Medical Association, Sei-I-Kwai,
etc. ; Surgeon in charge, St. Luke's
Hospital, Tokyo. Address: St.
Luke's Hospital, 37, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
THANK THAI, King (HiK), King of
Annum ; proclaimed King on Jan.
31, 1889.
THOMAS , Lieut. -Commander Charles
E. L. (HONGKONG), R.N.; in com-
mand of H.M. torpedo boat de-
stroyer " Whiting." Lieutenant,
April 1, 1899; appointed to Com-
mand, March 25, 1905. Club : Hong-
kong. Address: H.M.S. " Whiting,"
Hongkong.
THOMAS, Christopher Bos wood
(HONGKONG), A.R.I.B.A.; Architect
and Surveyor ; b. Oct. 7, 1875. For
last five years has been managing
assistant for Mr. William Danby,
M.I.C.E. iClitbs : Hongkong and
Canton. Address : Hongkong Club,
Hongkong.
THOMAS, George Ernest Yenning
(SjNGAPOUK), M.I.E.E., A.M.I.C.E.:
Electrical Representative, Howarth
Erskine and Co., Ltd. ; b. July
17, 1870. Electrician, Government
House, Singapore, 1893. Recrea-
tions : Riding, Polo, etc. Address :
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
THOMSON, Hon. Alexander Mac-
donald (HONGKONG), M.A., Aber-
deen, Colonial Treasurer and
Member of Executive and Legis-
lative Councils ; b. Sept. 27, 1863,
at Tuvriff, Scotland, 2nd *. of J. W.
Thomson, M.A., schoolmaster, and
Isabella, e. d. of late Alexander
Macdonald, of Kindrought, Port-
soy, N.B. Edvc. : Aberdeen Uni-
versity (M.A., with 1st class in
Mathematics, 1883). Lecturer in
Mathematics, Nairn Tal College,
N.W.P., India, 1884-1885; assistant
Professor of Mathematics, Aber-
deen, 1887 ; appointed Cadet,
Hongkong Civil Service, Nov. 5,
1887 ; arrived in Colony, Oct. 15.
1888; Bacon's Scholar, Gray's Inn,
1888 ; passed examination in Chin-
ese, 1890; acting Chief Clerk,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Oct. 21,
1890 ; acting Clerk of Councils, Jan.
1, 1891 ; acting Superintendent,
Victoria Gaol, April 1, 1891 ; act-
ing assistant Colonial Secretary,
March 30, 1892; acting Registrar-
General, June 14, 1893 ; acting
Colonial Treasurer, March 6, 1895 >
acting P.M.G., April 7, 1896;
P.M.G., Oct. 17, 1896 ; Colonial
Treasurer and Member of Executive
and Legislative Councils, since
July 26, 1898. Recreations : Novels,
cards, billiards, rifle - shooting,
alley - bowling, cricket, and hill-
walking. Club : Hongkong. Ad-
dress: Treasury, Hongkong.
THOMSON, Dr. John Christopher
(HONGKONG), M.A., M.B., C.M.,
D.P.H. ; Government Medical
Officer ; b. Lockerbie, Scotland,
June 5, 1863. Educ. : Edinburgh
University ; M.A., 1884; M.B., C.M.
(with second class Honours), 1888 ;
M.D., 1892; Kdin. Uni. Certificate
in Diseases of Tropical climates.
1904 ; Diploma in Tropical Medicine
ami Hygiene, Cambridge, V.HI4 ;
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-;
Tho
D.P.H., Edinburgh and Glasgow,
1904. Formerly Superintendent of
Alice Memorial and Nethersole
Hospitals, Hongkong ; Lecturer on
Tropical Diseases, and Sec., Hong-
kong College of Medicine for
Chinese ; entered Hongkong Civil
Service, Jan., 1897 ; J.P., 1898 ;
President, Hongkong and China
Branch of British Medical As-
sociation, 1 899. Publications :
Author of Reports on Malaria
and on Hongkong Mosquitoes, in
Government Gazette. Club :
Hongkong. Address: Barker Road,
Hongkong.
THOMSON, Oswald Dykes (HONG-
KONG), Solicitor; b. July 25, 1870.
Educ. : University Coll. Sell., Lond.
Admitted Solicitor in Lond., 1892;
Address : Ice House Street and The
Peak, Hongkong.
THOMSON, Rev. Robert Austin
(KOBE), F.R.G.S., M.J.S.; Clergy-
man ; b. 1860 ; >». Jan. 3, 1889, Gazelle
M. Rulofson, of New Britain, Conn.
Educ. : Edinburgh and London.
Appointed Agent, National Bible
Society of Scotland to Japan, 1884 ;
resigned in 1888; appointed Mission-
ary of the American Baptist
Missionary Union at Kobe, 1888
and has remained there ever since ;
Sec. of the Mission in Japan, from
1897 to 1903 ; served on Literary
Committee for Decennial Confer-
ence of Missions, 1900, in Japan; was
appointed first Sec. of that body
during sessions of Conference at
Tokyo : was first missionary to re-
open Christian work in Liu-Chiu
islands after Dr. Bettleheim, who
left Islands in 18;Vi ; was instrumen-
tal in opening of Mission work
among islands of Inland Sea of
Japan by securing funds for build-
ing and equipment of a small vessel
which is now being used with
remarkable success. Publications :
Papers on Liu-Chiu. A dd res* :
" Kakinoki," Kitano, Kobe, Japan.
THOMPSON, Charles Cartheir
( KUALA LUMPUR), Assistant Trea-
surer; b. April 2, 1861. Extra Clerk,
Audit Office, Selangor, 1S96 ; acting
assistant Auditor, 1897 ; assistant
Treasurer, Federated Malay States,
Kuala Lumpur, 19C6. Address:
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fede-
rated Malay States.
THORNICRAFT, Dr. Thomas Charles
(KOBE), M.D.; Physician ; b. Sept.
14, 1845. Edttc. : London. De-
corations : Uffiziale Dell' Online
Corona d'ltalia. Clubs: Kobe;
Thatched House, Lond. Aihlr>-** :
Kobe, Japan.
THORNTON, BCaxvrell Rethven (PR-
NANG), Solicitor of Supreme Court
of ; Judicature in England, and
Advocate and Solicitor of Supreme
Courts of Straits Settlements and
Federated Malay States ; b. July 11,
1878, s. of late Rev. G. R. Thornton,
M.A., and g. s. of late John
Labouchere, of Broome Hall,
Surrey, ». of Right Hon. Henry
Labouchere. Admitted to practise,
1901. Clubs: Penang ; Lake. Ad-
dress : 27, Beach St., Penang, Straits
Settlements, and Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States.
THORNTON, Swinfcrd Leslie (SINGA-
PORE), B.A.; Puisne Judge. Edttc. :
Lincoln College, Oxford. Called
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to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, Nov.,
•
1877 ; admitted to the Bar, Straits
Settlements, Nov., 1886 ; Registrar
of Supreme Court ; Commissioner,
Court of Requests and Collector
of Stamps, Malacca, June, 1887;
acting Senior Magistrate, Singa-
pore, July, 1888 : Registrar of
Supreme Court and Magistrate,
Malacca, July, 1892 ; Attorney-
general, St. Vincent, 1894 ; acting
Administrator, Nov., 1894 ; to Mar.,
1895 ; acting Chief Justice, Nov.,
1895 ; Resident Magistrate, Jamaica
1896; Member of Committee to
revise rules and form Resident
Magistrate Courts, 1897 : Member,
Parochial Boards Commission, and
Chairman, House and Laud Tax
Committee, 1899; acting Puisne
Judge, 19J1 ; Puisne Judge, Singa-
pore, 1906. Club: Singapore. Ad-
dress: Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
THSRSBY, Captain Cecil F. (HONG-
KONG), R.N.: Captain of H.M. first
class cruiser " King Alfred." Pro-
moted to present rank, Dec. 31,
1901 ; appointed to command, Dec.
12, 1905. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: H.M.S. "King Alfred,"-
Hongkong.
TICKELL, George Templer (TAIPING),
A.M.I.C.E. ; Executive Engineer,
Public Works Department ; b. Aug.
28, 1858. Survey Department, South
Australia, 1876-1878 ; Imperial Mari-
time Customs, China, 1889-1883 ;
Recorder of Lands, British North
Borneo, 1883 ; after occupying
other positions appointed President
Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur,
1902; Executive Engineer, Public
Work* Department, Perak, 19u4.
Address: Taiping, Perak, Fede-
rated Malay States.
T'lEH-LIANG (PEKING), Grand
Councillor; native of Manchuria.
Director, Grand Court of Revision,
1901 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Sec-
retariat, 1901 ; Vice-Presdt., Board
of Revenue, Nov., 1903 ; Asst.
Member of Army Reorganisation
Council, Nov., 1903 ; Vice-Presdt.,
Board of War, May, 1904 ; special
mission to Central Provinces, July.
1904 ; Seuior-Pre.sdt., Board of War,
1935; Senior Vice-Presdt., Board of
Revenue, July, 1935 ; Grand Coun-
cillor, Jan., 1936 ; appointed Supt.
of Taxe.3 with supreme control of
Customs Department, thereby su-
perseding Sir Robert Hart, May In,
1906; appointment cancelled, June,
1906.
TILLEKE, William Alfred Goone
(BANGKOK), Director of Public Pro-
secutions and Acting Attorney
General for Siam ; b. Aug. 21, 186't.
Ed\ic. : St. Thomas Coll., Colombo.
Enrolled as Proctor of Ceylon Bar.
1884; Municipal Councillor and Mag.,
Municipal Court, Kandy, 1886-87;
admitted to practise in Siam, 1891.
defended Phra Yot, the Siamese
Commissioner charged with murder
of his French escort, before spec.
Siamese Court and before Mixed —
Siamese-French— Court, 1893-1894 ;
with late G. W. Ward established
first daily newspaper, the " Siam
Observer," in English and Siamese,
1894 ; appointed Acting Attorney
General for Siam, 1897; acted for
six months as Judge of Court of
Appeal, 1902. Club: Royal Bang-
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kok Sports. Decoration: 3rd class,
Crown of Siam. Addren* : Bangkok,
Siain.
TILLET, Roch Auguste F.A.E. (HANOI),
Conseiller, Cour d'Appul : b. Oct. 20,
1858. Entree rAdininislration de
la Justice, Sept. 19, 1887. Address:
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-Ohina.
TILLOT, Marcel (SHANGHAI), Legal
Adviser and Merchant, head of firm,
M. Tillot and Co. ; Feb. (5, 1807 ; m.
June 4, 19C2. Educ. : in Lyons.
After spending 3 years in Germany
and England returned to France,
1889 ; edited there " La Revue
Phil a'.t clique" and was one of
•organisers of 1-st international
exhibition of postage stamps in
Paris; was Sec. of Socie'te Phi-
latilique Francai.se ; arrived in
Shanghai, 1895, and commenced
business; staited " L'Echo de
Chine," daily newspaper, which
afterwards became property of a
company and remained director of
Co. and paper until 1901 : founded,
in 1901, " La Revue de L'Kxtreme
Orient, " weekly newspaper and
was proprietor and editor until it
ceased publication, Oct., 1902 ; for
«ix years member of French Muni-
cipal Council in Shanghai;
Chairman, 1899 ; Conseille"r du
Commerce Exte'rieur de la France,
since 1899 ; member of local Soc. for
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
Publications : " Notes sur la
Monuaire en China," 1898 ; " Notes
<}ommerciales sur la Chine, " 1901.
Club: Shanghai ; Sportif Francais,
Shanghai. Address}: 79-81, Rue du
<Joneulat, Shanghai, China.
TING CHEN-TO(Yu.N-KUKi), Governor
General ; native of Houan
metrop. graduate, 1871. Chen-Ti
Tao, Urumtsi, Dec., 1893. Treasurer,
New Dominion, NOT., 1896 ;
Governor, Yunnan, Nov., 1898; do.,
Kwangsi, June, 1901 ; Shansi, June,
1902 ; acting Governor - General,
Yun-Kuei, Dec., 1903 ; substantive,
Dec., 1904.
TODA, Count (TOKYO), G.C.V.O. : Vice-
Chief of the Board of Ceremonies,
Imperial Household. Educ. : in
America, 1871 - 1876. Appointed
Legation Councillor 1886 ; Minister
to Vienna ; promoted to position of
Vice-Chief of Board of Ceremonies,
Imp. Household Dept. ; cr. Count,
1884 ; created G.C.V.O., May, 1906.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TOMI-I, Masa-akira (TOKYO), Member
of House of Peers; b. Sept., 1858,
at Kyoto. Educ.: Lyons Univ.,
France. Was Prof of Imp. Univ.,
Tokyo, 1885-1903 ; took part in work
of codification of statutes. Pub-
lications : Several works on law.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TOMITA. Tettsunosukes (TOKYO),
Member of House of Peers ; 6. Oct.,
1835, at Seudai. Appointed Vice-
Consul at New York, 1873 ; Sec-
retary to Legation at London ;
Secretary of Finance Dep., 1881;
Vice-Gov. of Bank of Japan, 1883 ;
promoted Gov., 1887 ; Gov. of Tokyo
Prefecture, 1891-1893 ; is now con-
nected with several business
establishments. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
TOGO, Admiral Hsihachiro (TOKYO),
O.M. ; Commander in Chief of
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Japanese fleet; b. Dec., 1847; in.
d. of Viscount Kaiyeda. Educ. :
Chiefly in England. Joined navy of
Daimyo of Kagoshima, 186:3 ; was
apptd. to " Kasuga" of the Imperial
fleet, 1868, and was on board when
she defeated rebel vessel " Kuai-
ten ; " was in England studying
naval matters, 1871-78, and returned
to Japan on " Hiyei," one of first
war vessels built in England
to order of Japanese Government ;
precipitated China- Japanese war
by sinking Chinese transport
" Kowshing" although that vessel
flew British flag and negotiations
between China and Japan were
still proceeding ; was at that time
in command of cruiser " Naniwa,"
a,nd retained command until end
of war ; promoted Rear Admiral,
1895; Vice-Admiral, 1900; was
given command of the combined
Japanese Fleet, 1904, with rank of
full Admiral ; had the distinction
of effectively blockading Port
Arthur and defeating Russian fleet
in every engagement during Russo-
Japanese war; finally broke mari-
time power of Russia in Eastern
waters in May, 3905, when practi-
cally annihilated Baltic Fleet;
upon return to Japan in flag-ship
" Mikasa " was given honour of
national welcome and Imperial
message of thanks. Decorations :
4th order Golden Kite; Order of
Merit (British). Address : Depart-
ment of the Navy, Tokyo, Japan.
TOKUDAIJI. Marquis Sanenori (TOK-
YO), G.C.V.O. ; Grand Chamberlain
and Keeper of Privy Seal ; b. Dec.,
1839, at Kyoto. Has been con-
nected with Imp. Household since
inauguration of Imp. Gov. ; for-
merly Minister of Imp. Household
Dept. ; created Marquis, 1884 ; given
'G.C.V.O., May, 1906. Addre** :
Tokyo, Japan.
TOKUGAWA, Prince Iyesat3(ToKYo)r
President of House of Peers ; b,
July, 1863, at Tokyo. Ediic. : in
England, 1873-1877. Is adopted sou
of last Tokugawa Shogun ; elected
President of Upper House, 1903;
created Prince, 1884. Add re* f r
Tokyo, Japan.
TOKUGAWA, Prince Keito (TOKYO),
Last of the Phoguns ; 6. 1837, 7th s,
of Prince of Mito, one of Head'
Branches of Tokugawa family;
after Restoration, retired from all
public positions and resigned title-
of Prince ; in 1902, was restored to
princely rank, holding title in-
dependently of that of other branch
of Tokugawa family. Address r
Tokyo, Japan.
TOKUTOMI, lichiro (TOKYO), Chief
Editor and Proprietor of " Koku-
min" newspaper; b. Jan., 1863, at
Kumamoto. Educ. : Christian Sell.,.
Do-shi-sha, Kyoto. Publications :
"The Future Japan," 18S6, etc..
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TOKYO, Bishop of (see : AWDUY, Riv
REV. W).
TOMIZU.HiTOtO (TOKYO), LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Imp. Univ., Tokyo; b.
June, 1861, at Kanaxawa. Ednc. :
in England and Germany. Under-
took tour through Manchuria
shortly before outbreak of Russo
Japanese War ; compelled to
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
resign from Imp. Univ., Tokyo, in
consequence of opposition to Peace
Treaty, 1905; rejoined, 1906. Ad-
dress : Tokyo, Japan.
TOMKINS, Herbert Edmund (HONG-
KONG), Merchant ; head of Reiss
and Co., Hongkong, since 1901.
Club : Hongkong. Address : c/o
Reiss and Co, Hongkong.
TOMLIN, G. L. (HONGKONG), Sec.,
China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.
Club: Hongkong. Address : 3,
Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.
TONG KAISON (SHANGHAI), Depart-
mental Magistrate, Editor, and
Secretary of Anhwei Railway Co. ;
b. Nov. 4, 1860; w». 1887, at Hong-
kong. Educ. : Public High School,
Northampton, Massachusetts,
U.S.A. ; Yale University, New
Haven, Connecticut. Foreign Sec-
retary to Chinese Engineering and
Mining Company at Tongshan,
1891-99 ; Secretary to Imperial
Chinese Railways at Newchwang,
1899-1900 ; Chinese Comptroller,
Canton-Hankow, Railway, 1903-
1905 ; Secretary to Anhwei Railway
Company, since 1905 ; English
Editor of " Nanfangpo," 1906. De-
coration ; Civil grade, 5th rank.
Publications : " History and Out-
come of Chinese Educational Mis-
sion to the United States." Address :
Imperial Chinese Telegraph Office,
Foochow Road, Shanghai, China.
TOOKER, Hugh Pollock (HONGKONG),
B.E., A.M.I. C.E.. M.S. A.; Civil
Service ; b. July 18, 1857 ; m. 1892, d.
of Dr. Wright, of Birkenhead,
Cheshire. Educ. : Queen's Univer-
sity, Dublin; served articles
with Arthur Jacob, B.A., Borough
Eng., Salford ; appointed assist.
eng., Corporation of Birken-
head, 1883 ; appointed exec, eng,
P.W.D., Hongkong, 1890; elected
A.M.I.C.E., 1892. Club: Hongkong,
Address : " The Kennels," Magazine-
Gap, Hongkong.
TOURS, Berthold George (CHIN-
KIANG), H.B.M. Consul. Appointed
Student Interpreter in China, Mar.
7, 1893 ; 1st class Asst., Feb. 24r
1900 ; discharged duties of Ac-
countant at Peking 1899 to 1900;
was at Peking during Siege, 1900 ;
Asst. in Shipping Office, Shanghai.
1902; Consul at Chinkiang, 1906.
Decorations: China Medal and
clasp. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Chinkiang, China.
TOWNER, Harry V. (SINGAPOIIK >,
Asst. Supt. of Works; b. Jan. 24,
1876. Graduate, Municipal and.
, County Engineers Association,
Has held post of Assistant Superin-
tendent of Works since March 9,
1901. Address : Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
TOZER, Edgar Maber ( PKNANG )r
Solicitor;^. May 2, 1866; s. of -Edgar
Tozer, formerly of Exeter, Devon.,
and of Eastbourne, Sussex ; i/f.
Elizabeth Kathleen; (/. of J. M,
Anthony of Penang. Educ. : Bud-
leigh Salterton, Crediton and
Exeter. Served articles w ith Tozer,
Geave and Mathew, of Exeter, and
Geave, Son and Pease, of London ;
passed final law examination, 1889 ;
admitted Solicitor, 1890 ; is also
Advocate and Solicitor of Supreme
Courts of S.S., F.M.S. and Hong-
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kong. Address : Norwood, Penang,
Straits Settlements.
TEACEY, James F. (MANILA), Justice,
Supreme Court ; b. May 30, 1845 ;
m. May 10, 1893. Educ. : Acad.,
Albany, X.Y.; Rome Italy; George-
town Univ., U.S.A. Clubs : Univer-
sity, Manila ; University, Catholic
and Reform, N.Y., Fort Orange,
Albany, N.Y. Address: Manila,
Philippine Islands.
TRAVERS, Dr. Ernest Aston Otho
(KUALA LUMPUR), M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P.; State Surgeon ; b. June 2,
1864. Residency Surgeon, Negri
Sembilan, 1887 ; acting Magistrate
etc., 1890; Residency Surgeon,
Selangor, 1891; Health Officer,
Kuala Lumpur, etc., 1894; State
Surgeon, since 1897. Address:
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federat-
ed Malay States.
TRIPP, Henry John Howard (SHANG-
HAI), Broker; b. March 15, 1832.
Educ. : King William's Coll., Isle
of Man; King Edward's Sch.,
Ilminster. Arrived at Hongkong,
June 10, 1861 ; was in service of
P. and O. Co. for 11 years ; left
Hongkong for Shanghai, March 10,
1898. Address : Shanghai, China.
TROTTE, H. B. Noel Cortlandt
(SINGAPORE), Postmaster General.
Chief Clerk of General Office, and
Secretary to Government Savings
Bank, Singapore, 1877 ; acting as
Postmaster, Peuang, 1880 ; acting
Postmaster General of Straits
Settlements, 1883, and 1884 to 1888 ;
J.P.; assistant Postmaster General,
Penang, 1884; passed in Tamil;
temporarily attached to General
Post Office, London, 1889 ; Magis-
trate, 1890; Postmaster General,
1895 ; also Manager, Government
Savings Bank, Straits Settlements ;
temporarily attached to General
Post Office, London, 1897-1898 ;
Postmaster General, Straits Settle-
ments, 1906. Club: Singapore. Ad-
dress : Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
TRUEMAN, T. E. (SHANGHAI), Manager
Weeks and Co., Ld. ; Capt. B. Co.,
S h a n g h a i Volunteers. Address:
Nanking and Kiangse Roads.
Shanghai, China.
TRUMP, John (KUALA LUMPUR),
M.I.C.E. ; Acting Director of Public
Works ; b. Feb. 13, 1858. Attached
to Ceylon Public Works Depart-
ment, 1878 : Officer Commanding
Ceylon Pioneers, Perak, 1883;
District Engineer, Kinta, 1886;
acting and Deputy State Engineer,
1886-1900 ; State Engineer, P.W.D. ;
1901; acting Director of Public
Works, Federated Malay States,
since 1904. Address: Kuala Lum-
pur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
TSAI-CHEN (PEKING), Minister of the
Presence ; Imperial Clansman ; x.
of Prince Ching. Lieut.-General
Bordered White Banner Corps,
1901 ; Special Ambassador to Eng-
land (Coronation), April, 1902;
Presdt., Board of Commerce, Sept.,
1903 ; Minister of the Presence,
Jan., 1904.
TSAI-FENG, General (PEKING), Im-
perial Clansman ; s. of Prince Ch'uu
and brother of the Emperor ;
succeeded to his father's title,
31fl
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Tse
January, 1891 ; Lieut. - General,
Plain White Banner Corps, June,
1901 ; Special Embassy to Germany,
July, 1901 ; Commandant, Chienju
Kegt. of the Imperial Guards, Feb.,
1906.
TSAI-HSUN, Duke (PEKING), Imperial
Duke of the first degree ; brother
of the Emperor; Imperial Clans-
man.
TS'AI HUI-CH'ANG (CHEFOO), Taotai.
Mag., Mixed Court, Shanghai, 1896;
attache", Treaty Comm., 1903 ;
Tientsin, 1904; Taotai, Chefoo,
Shantung, Oct., 1905.
TSAI-TSE, Duke (PEKING), LL.D.,
D.C.L. ; Imperial Clansman.
Deputy Lieut.-General, Plain Blue
Banner Corps, March, 19U1 ; mem-
ber of the Travelling Commission
for the investigation of foreign
Parliamentary Government, 1905-6;
was slightly hurt by the bomb
outrage at Peking, 1905, as Commis-
sion was leaving ; his family urged
his resignation from the Commis-
sion but he stated that he would
willingly die if death would give to
China Constitutional Government ;
Capt. - General, Bordered Yellow
Hanchun Banner Corps, Nov.,
1905 ; received by King Edward at
London, May 10, 1906 ; received
honorary degree of LL.D. from
Cambridge University, May 1906;
D.C.L., Oxford, May, 1906.
TSAI-YI (PEKING), Imperial Clansman.
(Prince Tuan) Prince of 3rd order ;
a. of Prince Tuan ; Supt. of
Customs, Peking, Sept., 1892 ;
Director, Imperial Clan Court,
Oct., 1893 ; Grand Chamberlain,
Oct., 1893 ; adopted by Prince Jui,
and given title of Prince Tuau,
Feb., 1894 ; Supt,, Peking Field
Force, Aug., 1894 ; do., Hu-Shen
Ying ( Tiger Spirit Force ), 1894 ;
Joint Presdt., Tsung-li Yam en r
June, 1900; Grand Council, Aug.,
1900 ; degraded and handed over to-
Imperial Clan Court for penalty,
Sept., 1900 ; sentenced to banish-
ment and life imprisonment in
Manchuria, Dec., 1900 ; sentenced
to death ; commuted to exile to-
New Dominion, 1901 ; in 1905 was
reported back in Peking in dis-
guise; was in secluded village in
Shansi in poverty, Sept., 1905.
TSAI-YING, Prince (PEKING), Im-
perial Clansman ; *.of late Prince
Tuan. Deputy Lieut. General,
Bordered Blue Banner Corps, Dec.,
1898; Senior Lieut.-General, Pek-
ing Gendarmerie, Aug., 1899 ; Supt.,
Live Stock and House Duty at
Peking, Nov., 1900; in charge-
Eastern Mausoleum, July 1905.
TS'AO HUNG-HSUN (SHEXSHI), Go-
vernor; native of Shantung;
metr«p. graduate, 1876 (optimus).
Compiler, Hanlin ; formerly Liter-
ary Chancellor, Hunan ; I-yuug
Tao, Yunnan, March, 1899 ; Judge,
Kueichou, May, 1901 ; Treasurer,
K u e i c h o u , March, 1903 ; do.,
Yunnan, Feb., 1905; Governor,
Shensi,- Feb., 1906.
TS'EN CH'UN-HSUAN (CANTON),
Acting Governor-General; known
as Shum Chun ; native of Kwangsi ;
s. of late Ts'en Yu-ying, Viceroy of
Yunnan, who crushed out the
Mahomedan rebellion and caused
Tse
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
a reign of terror in Yunnan. Sub-
Director Court of Imperial Enter-
tainments, June, 1892 ; do., Im-
perial Stiul, Jan., 1893; Treasurer,
Kwangtung, Sept., 1898 : Treasurer,
Karisa, Dec., 1898; Governor.
Shensi, Sept., 1900; do., Shensi,
March 1901 ; owing to popularity
was invested with Yellow Jacket,
Jan. ,1902; Governor, Kwangtung,
May, 1902; acting Governor Gen-
eral, Liang Kwang, Nov., 1903 ;
personally led an army to suppress
Kwangsi rebels, 1903-4 ; was award-
ed Junior Guardian of Heir Ap-
parent, 1905, in recognition of
services rendered ; pro-boycotter
against American goods, 1905-6 ;
was respected, but afterwards
denounced by people of Canton for
amjustly arresting representative
of the people (Lai Kwai Pui) at
meeting connected with Hankow-
Canton railway, 1906 ; was at one
time considered a man of enlighten-
ment and intelligence, and in
.Shensi was popular as a vigorous
administrator, and was partial to
reform ; a change was manifested
after he went to Canton until now
foreigners deem his occupancy of
office as dangerous ; has frequently
unsuccessfully appealed to Throne
for relief from office.
'TSENG KUANG-CH'UAN (Asiov), Tao-
tai ; native of Hunan. Second
class Secretary in Board of War ;
.-'. by adoption of Marquis Tseng ;
interpreter to Li Hung Chang, 1900 ;
Expectant Metrop. Official of 5th
rank; Minister to Corea, Nov.,
1904 ; withdrawn from Seoul, 1905.
upon Japanese Protectorate being
proclaimed ; Minister designate to
France, Dec., 1905; Minister de-
signate to Belgium, 1906; appointed
substantive Taotai at Arnoy, May,
1906.
TSENG KUANG-HAN (PEKING),
Director of Banqueting Court ;
native of Hunan ; g. s. of late
Viceroy Tseng Kuo-ch'uan ; inherits
title of third degree of nobility.
Sub-Director, Court of Sacrificial
Worship, Jan., 1895; Deputy Comra.,
Office of Transmission, Sept., 1895;
Director Court of Imperial Enter-
tainments, March, 1896 ; do. of
Sacrificial Worship, March, 1898.;
Vice-Director, Imperial Clan Court,
June, 1898 ; Vice-Presdt., Censorate,
June, 189S : acting Vice-Prestlt.,
Board of Ceremonies ; cashiered
Sept., 1898; acting Vice-Presdt.,
Board of Revenue, Oct., 1898 ;
Director, Banqueting Court.
TSENG KUANG-LUAN, Marquis (PE-
KING), Native of Hunan. Hon.
graduate ; s. of the Marquis Tseng ;
inherited title. Second Class Sec.,
Board of Punishments, Oct., 1895;
Sec., Office of Transmission, March,
1898 ; Vice-Presdt. of Censorate,
Sept., 1898; retired Nov., 1900.
TSUBOUCHI, Yuzo (TOKYO), Dr. of
Literature; Educationalist; b. May,
1859 in Gifu-ken. Educ.: Imp.
Univ., Tokyo. Has been connected
with Waseda Univ. since its incep-
tion ; has been devoting time to
reformation of Japanese drama.
Publications : " Student's Life " ;
several dramas , also some works on
ethics. Address . Tokyo, Japan.
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T3URAHARA, Osamu (TOKYO), Journa-
list and novelist; b. Mar. 1848 at
Tokyo. Has been connected with
" Niclii Nichi," since 1878. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
TSUNEHISA, Prince (TOKYO), Lieut,
of Cavalry : b. Sept. 22, 1882 ; e. s. of
late Price Yoshihisa. Was attach-
ed to staff of General Kuroki during
Ru.sso-Japanese war. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
TSURUHA.RA, Teikiehi (SEOUL), Vice-
Gov.-Gen. of Corea; b. 1855. Educ. :
Imp. Univ., Tokyo. Was Consul
at Shanghai and later at London ;
afterwards Director of Banking
Bureau, and of the Bank of Japan ;
appointed Mayor of Osaka, 1902 ;
appointed to present post, 1900.
Address : Seoul, Corea.
TSTJZUKI, Keiroku (TOKYO), Chief
Secretary of Privy Council, Member
of House of Peers ; b. at Tokyo,
Dec., 1862. Educ. : Imp. Univ.,
Tokyo ; in Germany, 1882-1885. Ap-
pointed Sec. of Legation and Priv.
Sec. to Foreign Minister, 1886 ;
Director, of Public Works Bureau,
Home Office, 1894 ; Vice-Minister of
Educ., 1897 ; Minister Plen., un-
attached, 1898; Vice-Minister of
Foreign Affairs, 1899 ; appointed
to present post, 1903. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
TUAN, Prince (see : TSAI-YI).
TUAN - FANG ( PEKING), Travelling
Commissioner ; native of Man-
churia; provincial graduate. Senior
Sec., Board of Works ; Ta-ch'ang
Tao, Chihli, April, 1898 ; given rank
of Minister of 3rd grade and ap-
pointed Administrator General of
Trade and Agriculture, Aug., 1898 ;
brevet of Judge, Oct., 1898 ; Judge,
Shensi, Nov., 1898; Treasurer, do.,
Oct., 1899 ; do., Honan, Feb., 1901 ;
Governor, Hupei, May, 1901 ; do.,
Kiangsu, May, 1904; do. Honanf
Dec., 1904 ; member of Travelling
Commission to investigate foreign
governments, 1905-6 : Viceroy of
Mingche provinces, Jan., 1906 ;
accorded the order of the Black
Eagle (Russia), May, 1906 ; pro-
spective Viceroy at Canton.
TUKE, Captain J. A. (HONGKONG),
K.N. ; in command of H.M.
armoured cruiser " Monmouth."
Joined navy, July, 1S70 ; promoted
Lieutenant, 18S1 ; Commander,
1895 ; Captain, Dec. 31, 1901 ; served
as sub - Lieutenant on K.M.S.
"Pioneer" in Niger Expedition,
1879 ; was with expedition to
capital of Emir of Nnssn ;
participated in operations round,
and bombardment of, town of
Nutcha ( mentioned in despat-
ches); was Lieutenant on II. M.S.
"Northumberland" during Kgyptian
War of 1882 (medal and Khedive's
star) ; was on China Station as
Commander and Navigating Officer
of H.M.S. " Centurion," .flagship of
Sir E. II. Seymour, 1898-1901 ;
Master of the Fleet for Coronation
Naval Review, 1902 ; commanded
gunnery ship "Undaunted" and
H.M.S. "Theseus" prior to ap-
pointment to present command.
Club : Hongkong. AddM** . • H.M.S.
" Momnouth," Hongkong.
TUNGKU MOHAMED, His Highness
(NEGin SEMBILAN), C.M.G., Yang-
Tur
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di-Pertuaii Besar. Was originally
the Yam-Tuau of Sri *ienauti ; was
installed " Chief Man " of the nine
states (Negri Sembilan) at Sri
Menanti, June, 1898. Address :
Negri Sembilau, Federated Malay
States.
TURNER, Arthur (UONGKOKG),
Architect ; Partner of the firm
Palmer and Turner ; b. 1858. J'Juc.:
in London. Came to the Colony,
June 1, 1883, and joined the firm of
Bird and Palmer, which was
succeeded by existing firm. Club :
Hongkong. Address: " Egesford,"
The Peak, Hongkong.
TURNER, Rt. Rev. Arthur Beresford
(SEOUL), M.A. ; Bishop of Church
of England in Corea ; b. Farley
Hospital, near Salisbury, Aug. 24,
1842, 8. of Rev. Charles Beresford
Turner, for -2-2 years Vicar of St.
Mary's North Eling, Southampton.
Educ.: Marlborough; Keble College,
Oxford. Tutoring, 1885-8t5 ; Cuddes-
don Theological College, 1886-87 ;
ordained Deicon, 1887, to Oxford
Curacy, Watlington, Oxon. priest,
1888; curate, Down ton, Salisbury,
1889-92 ; senior curate, St. Nicholas
Cathedral, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 189L'-
96; S.P.Cr. missionary to Corea,
1896 ; consecrated Bishop at West-
minster Abbey on St. Paul's Day,
1904. Recreations: Captain of the
cricket eleven at Marlborough,
1881 ; Rugby Union football blue,
Oxford, 1884. Club: New West-
minster. Address : Chong Donj,
Seoul, Corea.
TURNER, Dr. G. Reynolds (AMOY),
M.B., Ch.B. ; Medical Missionary;
&. Dec. 23, 1873; m. in 1899, Anne-
Urquhart, d. of Robert Somervillfr
J.P., " Glencairn, " Dalkeith,
Scotland. Educ. : Private Schools,
Scott. Cong. Theol. Hall, 1892-4;.
graduated Edin. University, 1900.
Appointed to Hui-An, Amoy, by the
L.M. Soc. in 1900; began work
there, 1901. Address: Lond. Mis-
sion, Hui- An, Amoy.
TURNER, Skinner (BANGKOK), Judge,.
H.B.M. Court for Siam ; b. June 2,
1868, 4th s. late Frederic Turner, of
Nizels near Tunbridge, Kent ; m~
Millicent H., 2nd d. of late Rev.
W. H. Hewett, of 7, Kingsgate St.,
Winchester. Educ. : King's Coll.
Sch., London. Called to B.ir at
Middle Temple, June, 1890 ; went
on Western Circuit ; appointed
Registrar of Court in East Africa
Protectorate, Oct., 1900; Magi-
strate, Mombasa, Nov., 1901 ; '2nd
Asst. Judge, H.B.M. Court for
Zanzibar, Oct., 1902 ; Asst. Judge,
H.B.M. Court for Zanzibar, Feb.r
1904; Judge H.B.M. Court for Siam,
since March, 1905. Club*: St.
Stephen's, London ; British, Bang-
kok. Address : Bangkok, Siam ; 3,
( North ) Kings Bench Wnlkr
Temple, London, E.C.
TUTCHER, William James (Uox;
KONG), Asst. Supt., Botanical and
Afforestation Dept. ; b. Nov. 22,
1867. Edav. : Merchant Venturer's
Sch., Bristol. Entered Royal Gar-
dens, Kew, 1888, and was apptd.
asst. at Hongkong, 1891, since
when has acted as Supt. on several
occasions ; hon. lecturer on Botany
at Coll. of Medicine for Chinese.
Address : Hongkong.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Tzu
TUXFORD, Alfred Stanley (HOMS-
KOXO ), Ophthalmic Optician; b.
1875. Educ. : King Edward VII
Commercial Sch., Norwich, Eng-
land. Graduated in Ophthalmology
at N. Illinois Coll. of Ophthal-
mology and Otology. Club : St.
Georges. A ddress : " East Anglia/
74, Caine Road, Hongkong.
TWYMAN, Bertie (SHANGHAI), Mixed
Court Assessor. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, Sept. 24, 1895;
ag. Consul at Chinking, 1898 ; Vice-
Consul at Canton, 1901 ; promoted
1st class Asst., Nov. 4, 1902; ag.
Consul at Swatow, 1902, to 1903;
Mixed Court Assessor, Shanghai ;
1906. Add if fit: H.B.M. Consulate,
Shargliai, China.
TYLER, William Ferdinand (SHANG-
HAI), A.I.C.E., F.R.Met.S.; Chinese
Govt. Service; b. Dec. 11, 1865.
Service in Chines- e Navy during
China-Japanese war, 1894 ; was
executive officer (Commander) of
Flagship "Tingyuen" at Yalu
Battle and at Siege of Weihaiwei ;
holds positions of Naval Sec. of
Peiyang and Nanyang Naval Ad-
ministrations and of Coast Inspec-
tor in Imp. Maritime Customs.
Decorations : Peacock's Feather ;
Double Dragon, 3rd div., 1st class.
Club: Royal Societies. Address:
53, Bubbling Well Road, Shanghai,
China.
TZU-HSI, Dowager Empress of China
(PEKING), b. 1834, at Peking ; d. of
Government official. Became one
of the secondary wives of Emperor
Hienfung, 1851 ; upon giving birth
to a son was raised to rank of
Empress ; after death of Emperor
reigned as Joint Regent with first
wife, who died in 1880; from 1880
to 1887 ruled as sole Regent ; in
1898 practically deposed the present
Emperor, Kuang-hsu, owing to his
leaning towards reform, and has
since administered the Govern-
ment ; is a woman of great sti e-gth
of character but opposed to innova-
tion and is more than suspected of
having given countenance to the
Boxer Rising in 1900. Residence :
The Forbidden City, Peking, China.
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UCHIDA, Yasuya (TOKYO), Vice-Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs ; b. Aug., 1865,
in Kumamoto-ken ; m. 1899, Masa
Dogura, d. of S. Dogura. Educ. ;
Imp. Univ., Tokyo. Appointed
Attach^ of Legation at Washington,
1888 ; Private Sec. to Minister of
Agric. and Comm., 1890 ; 2nd Sec.
of Legation, at London, 1893 ;
Charg^ d'Affaires during Japan-
China War; 1st Sec. at Peking,
1895-1897 ; Spec. Mission to Ha-
waiian Islands, 1897 ; Director of
€omm. Bureau, Foreign Office,
1897 ; Director of Political Bureau,
Foreign Office, 1898; Vice-Minister
of Foreign Affairs, 1930 ; appointed
to present post, 1931 ; appointed
one of 1I.I.J.M. Plenipotentiaries
who concluded treaty with China
regarding Manchurian affairs, Dec.
12, 1905; Vice-Minister of Foreign
Affairs, May, 1906. Address;
Tokyo, Japan.
UME, Kenjiro (TOKYO), LL.D. ; Prof.
of Imp. Univ., Tokyo ; b. June,
1880, in Shimaue-ken. Educ. : Imp.
Univ., Tokyo ; in France and Ger-
many, 18S6-1889. Has been Prof,
of Imperial Univ. since 1890; ap-
pointed Director of Legislative
Bureau, 1897 ; Vice - Minister of
Educ., 1898. Address : Tokyo,
Japan .
UNDERWOOD, Rev. Horace Grant
(SEOUL), A.M., D.D. ; Missionary ;
b. July 19, 1859, at London, s. of
John Underwood, F.B.S.A. ; m.
Lillian Sterling Horton, March
1889. Educ. : St. John's Coll. Inst.,
London ; N.Y. University ; Rutgus
Theol. Seminary. Came to Corea
in 1885 and was first Protestant
Ministerial Miss, to settle there ;
received the Honorary Degree of
Doctor of Divinity from University
of City of New York, 1892; ha8
been Chairman of Board of Trans-
lators at work on the Bible since
its organization ; is President of the
Educational Association of Corea,
founded the Corea Christian News.
Publications: Corean-Kng. and
Eng.-Corean Dictionary ; Gramma-
tical Introduction to the Corean
Language, and numerous tracts and
books in Corean. Club : Seoul
Union. Address : Seoul, Corea.
! UNDERWOOD, Dr. LiUias Stirling,
(SEOUL), M.D. ; b. at Albany, N.Y. ;
m. March 13, 1889, Rev. Horace
Grant Underwood (q.v.) Educ. :
Women's Medical Coll. of Chicago,
111. ; obtained M.D. degree and
special diploma of merit. Arrived
in Corea, March, 1888, and took up
duties as Physician in Charge,
Women's Dept., Royal Corean Hosp..
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Ury
following month was appointed
Physician to Her Majesty the Em-
press, and maintained intimate
' relations with Her Majesty until
her death. Publications: "Fifteen
years among the Topknots " ; " With
Tommy Tompkins in Korea";
"Korean Stories." etc., etc. Ad-
dress: Seoul, Corea.
TJEYU, Vice-Adm. Sotokichi (TOKYO),
b. 1854, at Kanazawa. Educ.: An-
napolis, America. Captain, 1891 ;
naval attache at Legation at Paris
until 1896; subsequently appointed
Commander of " Akitsushima,"
" Fuso," "Yashima," and other
vessels ; promoted Bear-Adm., 1900,
and attached to Naval Staff Board ;
on outbreak of Russo-Japanese war
was Commander of detachment
under Adm. Togo ; sank " Varyag"
and " Corietz " near Chemulpo, Feb.
9, thus striking the first blow ; took
part in Battle of Aug. 14 and Battle
of Tsushima, meanwhile promoted
Vice- Admiral. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
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VACLE, Joseph, (LAOS), Resident;
Administrator, 1st class; b. Jan.
20, 1857. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, June 1, 1895; Administrator,
1st class, Feb. 12, 1899. Decoration :
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : Laos, Indo-China.
VAN BUREN, Joseph Sheffield (HONG-
KONG), Merchant ; b. May 25, 1854.
Editc. : Phillip's Academy, Andover,
and Yale University. Entered the
service of the Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Company, August, 1874; was
Agent in Hongkong from 1891 to
end of 1902 ; at present General
Agent for the Great Northern
Steamship Company with head-
quarters at Hongkong. Clubs :
Calumet, New York ; Pacific Union,
San Francisco ; Yokohama United ;
Hongkong. Decoration: "Loyal
Legion." Address: 129, Barker
Road, The Peak, Hongkong.
VAN CITTERS, Jonkheer A. J.
(PEKING), Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary for
the Netherlands. Address; Nether-
lands Legation, Peking, China.
VAN DER BECK, Joseph Nicholas
(SINGAPORE), I.S.O. (1903); Clerk
to Governor, Straits Settlements ;
6. April 8, 1855, s. of F.C.' Van Dei-
Beck ; m. 1876, Maria Ida, d. of
Commandant Polman, of Java; five
s., four d. Educ.: Raffle's Institu-
tion, Singapore. Extra Clerk,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Singa-
pore, Sept., 1871 ; 8th Clerk, Jan.,
1873, and attached to Government
House ; 6th Clerk, Dec., 1875 ;
Guardian of Government House,
May, 1877; 5th Clerk, Colonial
Secretary's Office, April, 1879; 4th
Clerk, 1879; Crd Clerk, June, 1880;
Clerk, Government House, Dec.,
1883 ; Financial Assistant of Police,
Singapore, 1905. Club: Singapore
Recreation. Address ; Govern-
ment House, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
VAN HORN, Rev. G. W. (OSAKA).
A.M. ; Minister and Missionary ; I.
March 19, 1846, at Alleghany, Pa..
U.S.A. ; m. 1878, Frances M. Dor.-ey.
of Kentucky. Educ. : Cumberland
Univ. ; Depauro Univ., Ind., U.S.A.
Served in U. S. Army during Civil
War from 1861-65; founder and
proprietor of Van Horn Institute,
Slaughtersville, Ky., U.S.A., 1881 ;
Pastor C. P. Church, Brownsville,.
Pa., 1886-1888; arrived in Japan as
Missionary, 1888. Address: Osaka,.
Japan.
VANRENEN, Major Arthur Saunders
(TAll'lNG), 2nd in Command, Malay
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States Guides ; b. Dec. 14, 1862.
Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Lincoln-
shire Regiment, 1883; Capt., 1893;
Wing Commander, Malay States
Guides, 1897: 2nd in Command, 1898;
retired from Army, 1902 ; acting
Superintendent of Prisons, etc.,
Perak, 1903; 2nd in Command, Malay
States Guides, 1906. Address : Tai-
ping, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
VASSAL, Dr. Joseph Marguerite
Jean (NHATRANG), M.D., Bor-
deaux ; Surgeon-Major of Colonial
Troops ; b. Aug. 5, 1867, at Talence
( Gironde ) ; m. Dec. 29, 1903,
Gabrielle Maud Candler, of Lon-
don. Ecluc.: Tivoli and National
Lyceum, Bordeaux Faculty of
Medicine, and Principal School of
Naval Health Board. Served in
3rd Regt. of Marine Infantry at
Rochefort sur mer, Sept. 29, 1888,
became Corporal and Sergeant
in same regiment ; left army to
study medicine ; obtained doctor's
degree 1894 ; sent as auxiliary
doctor to Toulon ; apptd. on Jan.
10, 1895, to Cochin-China, where
.served at Saigon, Clandoe and
Vinh-Long; other Colonial Ser-
vices : Senega], two years, Reunion,
3 years, 2nd class Surgeon Major
since July 27, 1877 ; sent on a
mission to La Reunion by In-
stitute Pasteur of Paris to combat
bubonic plague; went to Maurice
{Mauritius) in 1903 to study plague,
And the "Surra" of that island;
in 1903 attended Univ. of Liverpool
and obtained diploma of " School
of Tropical Medicine"; has been
.at Pasteur's Institute of Nhatrang
since April 2, 1904. Publications:
Several works on " Un nouvel
Henintyoaire d'un Mamifere "
(which was called " Hemamceba
Vassali "), a parasite in the blood
of a pheasant in Annam, Try-
pan osoma Polyplectri (Vassal) ;
also on a disease of horses, Annals
of Pasteur Institute of Paris, G. R.
Society of Biology, etc. ; Pamphlet
on Economics of Indo-China, Oct.,
1905 ; . " Study of the Sang-Bian
Plateau," a sanatorium in Indo-
China, and other works. Address:
Pasteur Institute, Nhatrang, An-
nam, Indo-China.
VASSEUR, Le (see: LE VASSEUR, AL-
FRED).
VAUGHANSMITH, Alice Mildred
(TIENTSIN), Journalist ; b. 1861.
Educ. : Privately. Commenced
literai-y career in 1889, as leader
writer, " Japan Gazette," and cor-
respondent, "N.C. Daily News,"
(Shanghai) and "Japan Mail";
became Editor of "Japan Gazette,"
1891, and remained so nearly three
years ; visited India in 1893-4,
corresponding meanwhile for " N.C»
Daily News," " Chicago Daily
News," etc. ; came to China, 1894,
acted as war correspondent for
"Civil and Military Gazette,"
Lahore, through China-Japan War,
and as political leader writer for
"N.C. Daily News " during Editor's
absence ; edited " Shanghai Times,"
1896 ; went to Tientsin, 1897, and
was appointed Editor, " Peking and
Tientsin Times," then a weekly ;
appointed sole representative in
N. China of London "Standard,"
1898, and remained so until that
Yau
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paper was sold in 1904 ; was present
in Tientsin throughout the siege
of 19CO, acting for " Standard,"
" N.C. Daily News," Hongkong
" Telegraph"; 1901, acted also as
Keuter's agent for six months ;
became sole Editor of " Peking
and Tientsin Times," daily, in 1903,
and still holds this position. Publi-
cations ; " Children's Japan," "Ver-
dant Simple in Japan." Clubs :
Lyceum and Wiiters. Address: 8,
Victoria Terrace, Tientsin, China.
VAUGHANSMITH, W. H. (TIENTSIN),
Accountant and Journalist; b.
March 4, 1845; m. 1880, Alice
Mildred Grenon. Edvc. ; Priv.
Schools at Portsmouth, London,
and Devizes. In Natal Civil Service
Magisterial Dept., 1870-79; was
Native Levy Leader, gazetted with
rank of Captain, during Zulu War
and was at front 1?> years ; was in
Tientsin during siege, 1900 ; was
Sen. Asst. Judge and Auditor of
Tientsin Provisional Govt., 1900-02 ;
at present manager at Peking of
Imp. Chinese Telegraph Admin-
istration, Telephone Dept. De-
corations : Zulu War Medal, 1878 ;
Tientsin Prov. Govt. Medal, 1902.
Club : Tientsin. Address ;8, Victoria
Terrace, Tientsin, North China.
VENAELE, Dr. Wade Hampton
(HASHING), M.D. ; Medical Mis-
sionary; b. Jnne 18, 1867. Educ.:
Univ. of Virginia; Coll. of Phys.
and Surg. N.Y.; graduated with
the M.D. degree at Univ. of
Virginia, 1899 ; took an extra course
at Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons
in N.Y. City. Later served on
resident staff of General Hosp,.
Hartford, Conn., Slasne M;ttermty
Hosp., N.Y. City, and Manhattan
Eye and Ear Hosp., N.Y. City;
arrived in China in 190S ; now in
charge of Kashing Hosp., Southern
Presb. Mission, and is also serving
an Customs Physician at Kashinu.
Address: Kashing, China.
VENABLES, Major Edward Frederick
(HONGKONG), 2nd Batt. the
Queen's Own (Royal West Kent
Regt.), b. May 8, 1863; Lieut.,
R.W.K. Regt., March 23, 1887; Capt.,
May 16, 1896; Major, Aug. 19, 1905;
saw active service on N.W. Frontier
of India, 1897-8 ; Malakand, opera-
tions in Bajaur and in the Manund
Country; Buner ; attack and
capture of the Tanga Pass; S.
African War, 1902, operations in
the Transvaal and Cape Colony
Jan., 1902; operations in Orange
River Colony, Jan. to May 31, 1902.
Decorations: Medal with clasp,
India ; Queen's Medal with 4claspn,
S. Africa. Clv.1f: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: Military Headquarter*.
Hongkong.
YENNING, Alfred Reid (KUALA
LUMPUK), Secretary, Federated
Malay States; b. May 18, 1846.
Unofficial J.P., and Deputy Coron-
er, Matale District, Ceylon, 1876;
Treasurer and Collector of Customs,
Selangor, Oct., 1884; also Chair-
man, Sanitary Board, Kuala Lum-
pur, June, 1890 ; Special Commis-
sioner to report on Cocos Kee-
ling Islands, 1893 ; acting Govern-
ment Secretary, Selangor, Oct.,
1893, to July, 1894; acting Chief
Magistrate, Selangor, March, 1897 ;
Secretary to Government, Perak,
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Sept., 1897 ; Federal Secretary,
Federated Malay States, Aug., 1003.
Club : Royal Societies, London.
Address : Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,
Federated Malay States.
VENTBIS, Major-General Francis
(TIENTSIN), Commanding troops in
North China, 2nd s. of Rev.
F. F. Ventris, of Church Aston,
Salop ; m. 1883, Helen Maml, d. of
Major- General Horatio Nelson
Davies; two s. Educ.: Newport
Grammar School ; passed Staff
College, 1890. Entered Army, 1875 ;
Colonel, 1889; served Nile Ex-
pedition, 1884-18S5 (mentioned in
despatches, Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel) ; with Egyptian Field
Force, 1885-1886, as D.A.A. and
Q.M.G., Intelligence Department ;
A.A.G., India, 1895-1897; Brigade-
General, 1897 ; commanded Bombay
District ; Major - General, 1903.
Clubs : United Service, Grosvenor.
Address : Tientsin, China.
VICTORIA, Bishop Of (see: HOAHK,
RT. REV. JOSEPH CHARLES).
VINCENT, Rev. Howell Smith
(CHIENG RAI), Clergyman ; b. Sept.
25, 1877, Delroy, Ohio, U.S.A. ; m.
1901, Nellie, d. of William M. Nesbit.
Educ.: Col College, Bear Rapids,
la. ; Omaha Theological Seminary ;
3rd prize Interstate Oratorical Con-
test, Iowa, 1899 ; Demonstrator
Vivisection in Psychology and Zoo-
logy, Col College, 1899-1900. Grew
up with the " Great West " ; took
part in Union Pacific Geological
Expedition in Wyoming, 1899.
Publications : short stories, etc.,
in College Papers and periodicals.
Address : Chieng Rai, Siam.
VINCI, Count G. V. (TOKYO), Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary for Italy. Address:
Italian Legation, 4, Sanuen-cho,
Tora-no-mon, Tokyo, Japan.
VOLPICELLI, Chev. Z. (HONGKONG),
Consul General for Italy ; b. 1856.
Educ.: Polytechnic, Naples; Royal
Oriental Institute, Naples. Univ.
of Naples ; Received Diploma of
Physico-Math. Section, Polytech-
nic, Naples 1876 ; 1st Bursary,
Royal Oriental Institute of Naples,
1878 ; passed two months at Bey-
rout to improve practical know-
ledge of Arabic, 1880 ; passed 1st in
final exam, of Royal Oriental
Institute ; obtained Diploma for
Consular and Diplomatic studies
at Univ. of Naples ; during absence
of Prof, occupied Chair of Arabic
at Royal Oriental Institute, 1881 ;
joined Imp. Maritime Customs and
came to China, 1881 ; swam round
Kulangsu Island, near Amoy, 1883 ;
served as Interpreter with Diplo-
matic Mission which concluded
Treaty of Commerce between Italy
and Corea, and was decorated with
Crown of Italy, 1884 ; was one of
Imp. Chinese Commission which
traversed Tonkin up to outposts of
Chinese Army, bearing official
confiimation of armistice concluded
between France and China which
ended hostilities ; joined Italian
Consular service, 1898; appointed
Consul for Italy in Hongkong and
Canton, with jurisdiction over
whole Southern China, 1899; had
many conferences with late Li
Hung Chang (then Viceroy at Can-
ton) in regard to Boxer rising,
Vol
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1900 ; appointed Consul General for
Italy in Hongkong and Canton,
with jurisdication over Southern
China 1932 ; under auspices of
H.B.H. the Duke of the Abruzzi
and with assistance of several
prominent residents of Hongkong
was associated with starting of
propaganda for abolition of
judicial torture, Dec. 12, 1904 ;
studied question of use of sub-
marine mines in warfare in view of
great danger they constitute to
neutral shipping, 1905. Publica-
tions : Numerous articles on
oriental and historical subjects.
Decorations : K.C. of Crown
(Italy), Stanislaus (Russia), Franz
Josef (Austria). Address : Italian
Consulate-General, Hongkong.
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WADA, Hikojiro (TOKYO), M.P.; ex-
Vice-Minister of Agric. and Comm.;
b. June, 1859, in Hiroshima-ken.
Wa« Director of Agric. Bureau,
Agric. and Comm. Dept., 1897-1903;
subsequently appointed Vice-Minis-
ter; has sat in Lower House
without-break since 1892. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
WAINRIGHT, Prof. Samuel Hayman
(KOBE), M.D., D.D. : Prof, of
Philosophy in Kwansei Gakuin,
Kobe, and Principal of Academic
Dept. of that institution ; It. April
15, 1863, at Columbus, 111., «. of
Rev. D. T. \Vainright; m. 1886,
Margaret Miller, d. of Rev. J. S.
Todd. Educ.: Missouri Med. Coll.;
Central Coll. Mo. Appointed Mis-
s:onary, M.E. Ch. South, to Japan,
1888; elected Pres., Japan Annual
Conf., M.E. Ch. South, 1903, and
1905 : elected delegate to Gen. Conf.
in America, 189*, 1902 and 1905;
temporary pastor of Union Church,
Hongkong, in 1899; pastor of Union
Church, Kobe, 1900 ; has been
Principal of Academic Dept. of
Kwansei Gakuin for last 16
years. Publications : Editor and
translator into Japanese of Wesley's
Sermons ; J. W. Lee's " Making of
:i Man," and " Methodist Dis-
cipline " ; numerous contributions
to " Chinese Recorder," " Japan
Evangelist," " Methodist Quarterly
Review," Xew York "Daily Herald"
on foreign missions and religious
and educational problems in Japan.
Adilivisis: Kobe, Japan.
WAKEMAN, George Herbert (HONG-
KONG), Land Officer and Official
Receiver in Bankruptcy ; b. June 15,
1866. Appointed Asst. Land Officer,
June 29, 1900; J.P., Dec. 28, 1900;
acting Land Officer and Official
Receiver in Bankruptcy, Jan. 28,
1905; Land Officer and Official
Receiver in Bankruptcy, since Aug.
26, 1905 ; Hon. ' Sec., Volunteer
Reserve Assn. Club : Hongkong.
Address: Hongkong.
WALKK, Rev. Roger Atkinson
(TOKYO), M.A. ; Clergyman ; If.
March 19, 1877. Educ. : Episcopal
High Sen., Virginia, 1893-97; Univer-
sity of Virginia, 1898-1902 (M.A.,
1902). Graduated, Va. Theol.
Seminary, 1904 ; ordained Priest,
1905. Address: 58, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
WALKER, Rev. Joseph Elk an all
(SHAOWU), D.D. ; Clergyman, Mis-
sionary, A.B.C.F.M.; b. Feb. 10,
1844, at Walkers' Frairie, Washing-
Wai
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ton; m. May 21, 1873; wife died,
Feb. 22, 1896. #dwc : Tualatin
Academy and Pacific University
Ore.; Banger Theol. Sem., Me.
Parents were missionaries among
Shokarre Indians in Eastern Was-
hington, U.S.A. 180 miles north Wal-
la Walla, where Whitman massacre
occurred Nov., 29, 1847; came to
Foochow, China, Oct, 16, 1872;
moved to Shaowu, Nov., 1876, to
open a new station ; was there at
time of Fiuasang Massacre, and
was on .Sharp Peak Island at the
time the French attacked the
Arsenal at Pagoda Anchorage ;
witnessed duel between French
warships and Kingpai forts ; has
made forty odd 250 mile trips
between Foochow and Shaowu,
and has toured about in the
interior for thirty odd years and
has never yet received a scratch ;
house was looted in summer of
1900, but was in Kuliaiig at the
time ; never faced a mob but once
but has never yet had to run or
hide. Publications: Various ar-
ticles in religious papers and
magazines. A fldress : Shaowu,
Fukien, China.
WALKER, Robert SandO ands Fro wd
(PERAK), C.M.G. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. May 13, 1850 : m. 1896,
Beatrice, d, of late T. J. Ireland,
M.P. Ed.uc. : R.M.C., Sandhurst.
Ag. Commissioner of Police, Perak,
1879-1881 ; ag. assist. Resident,
Perak, 1882 ; Commissioner of Arm-
ed Police, Perak, 1882; Comman-
dant, 1st Perak Sikhs, 1884 ; local
rank of Major, Sept., 1884 ; acting
assist. Resident, 1885; Hon. Lieut.-
Colonel, 1889 ; n#. Secretary to
Government, Perak, 1894 ; Com-
mandant of Malay States Guides,
and Inspector of Prisons, 1896 ,
acting British Resident, Perak,
1899 ; local rank of Lieutenant'
Colonel \vhiLst commanding Malay
States Guides, 1902. Clvb* : Naval
and Military ; Ranelagh ; Welling-
ton ; Sports. Addu't* : Taiping^
Perak, Federated Malay States.
WALLACE, Rev. George (TOKYO),
A.M., B.D. ; Clergyman of Amer.r
Prot. Epia. Ch. ; b. June 1, 1845.
Ednc. : Racine Coll., Wisconsin ;
Nashotah Theol. Sch., Wisconsin.
Asst. Minister, All Saints Cath.r
Milwaukee, 1868-69; Asst. Minister,
St. Paul's Ch., Marquette, Mich.,
1869-70 ; Rector of Ch. of the-
Redeemer, Elgin, 111., 1870-71;
Rector of Trinity Ch., Jaiie^ville,
Wisconsin, 1871-78; Rector of St.
Paul's Ch., New York, 1878-82;
Rector of St. Andrew's Cath. Ch.r
Honolulu, Hawaiian Is., 1882-89;
Pastor of Calvary Cath., Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, 1889-02 ; Rector
of St. Margaret's Sch., Cal., 1892-99 ;
Prof, of Eccles. History in Trinity
Divinity Sch., Tokyo, since 1899.
Add re**: No. 7, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
WALLER, Rev. John Gage (NA<;ANO),
Clergyman and Missionary ; b. Jan..
26, 1863 ; w. Sept. 22, 1889, Lydia
Susannah Budgeon. E<lin\ : Col-
legiate Tnst., Hamilton, Canada
and Toronto University. Arrived
in Japan, 1890, first foreign mis-
sionary of Canadian Church
(Domestic and Foreign Miss. Soc.);
was stationed first at Fukushima ;
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Wan
on division of Japan into English
and American dioceses in 1892
removed to Nagano as Fnkushima
was part of an American diocese.
Addrens: Nagano, Shinano, Japan.
WALLICH, Edward Henry (SKUEM-
BAN ), A.M.T.O.K. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. Nov. 22, 1856; 1st assist-
Engineer, Perak, 1388 ; District
Engineer, Batang Padang, 1889 ;
ag. District Engineer, Kinta, 1890 ;
District Engineer, Larut and
Matang, 1893 ; ag. Superintendent
of Prisons, Perak, 1898 ; Executive
Engineer, 1901 ; ag. Executive En-
gineer, Selangor, 1902 ; ag. State
Engineer, Perak, 1903 ; ag. State
Engineer, Negri Sembilan. Dec.,
1903 ; State Engineer, P.W.D.,
Negri Sembilan, 1904. Address :
Serein ban, Negri Sembilan, Fede-
rated Malay States.
WALSH, Rev. W. S. Pakenham-
(FOOCHOW), M.A. ; Clergyman ; m.
Gertrude Maud Harmar of Ch.
Miss. Soc. Ed >tc. : Trinity Coll.,
Dublin. Curate of Derriaghy,
Antrim, 1894-96 ; joined Dublin
Univ. Fukien Miss. ; has been
working in connection with Ch.
Miss. Soc. since 1897. Publication:
" Some Typical Christians of South
China." Address: C.M.S. College,
Foochow, China.
WALTER, James (YOKOHAMA), Mer-
chant ; partner of Siber, Wolff and
Co., Zurich, and Yokohama; b. Nov.
19, 1846 ; m. 1887, Harriet Louise
Winn. rt. of late Rev. John YA'iim of
Georgia, U.S.A. Edite. : Kensing-
ton Grammar Sch. ; Christ's Coll.,
Finchley, Middlesex. Chairman,
Chamber of Commerce, Yokohama,
Vice-Pres., Japan Branch, Brit-
Navy League ; Pres., St. George's
Society, Yokohama. Clubs: Yoko-
hama United ; German ia ; Social ;
Tokyo. Address : 90, Yamashita-
cho, Yokohama, Japan.
WANG WEN-SHAO (PEKING), Prime
Minister of Grand Council ; native
of Chekiang ; metrop. graduate.
1852; Second Class Sec., Board of
Revenue, 1857 ; Taotai, Hupeh,
Oct., 1864; Taotai, Hankow, 1806;
Treasurer, Hunan, June, 1869 ; Go-
vernor, Hunan, June, 1872; Vice-
Presclt., Board of War, March, 1878;
Minister, Tsung-li Yamen, Aug.,
1878; Minister, Grand Council,
Jan., 1879 ; retired to attend on his
mother, Dec., 1882 ; Governor,
Hunan, April, 1888 ; Viceroy, Yun-
nan and Kueichou, June, 1889;:
Viceroy, Chihli, AugM 1895 ; Presdt.,
Board of Revenue ; Minister, Grand
Council and Minister, T.sung-li
Yamen, June, 1898; Comptroller
General of Mines and Railways,
JMly, 1898; Asst. Grand Sec., Dec.,
1899 ; Grand Sec., Jan., 1901 ;
Council of Government Reform,
April, 1901 ; Supervisor, Board of
Revenue, 1901 ; Minister, (Hui-tan-
ta-ch'en), Board of Foreign Affairs,
July, 1901 ; order of Yellow Riding
Jacket, Sept., 1901 ; acting Plenipo-
tentiary, (on death of Li Hung
Chang), Nov., 1901 ; order of two-
eyed peacock feather, Dec., 1901 ;
Director-General of Railways and
Mines, Jan., 1902 ; accompanied
their Majesties the Emperor and
Empress Dowager in their escape
to Hsian-fu from Peking during th^
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Minister of the Grand Council,
1905 : relieved of Office as Grand
Councillor, July, 1905, owing to
great age, 70 odd years.
WAN MUHUMMAD SALLEH (KUALA
KANGSAR), I.S.O. ; F.M.S. Civil
Service ; b. 1861. Malay Writer,
Perak, 1881 ; Orang Kaya Kaya Sri
Adika Raja, 1892; Superintendent
of Penghulns, Ulu Knala Kangsar,
1900 ; acting Collector of Land Re-
venue, Kuala Kangsar, 1902. Ad-
dress : Kuala Kangsar, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
WANSEY, Rev. Henry Raymond
(KAGOSHIMA), M.A. ; Minister and
Missionary; b. Oct. 16, 1873; m.
1905, B. M. Nottidge, of C.M. Soc.
Educ.: Clifton Coll.; University
Coll., Oxford ; studied with late
Bishop Westcott for holy orders.
Curate of St. Hilda's, Sunderland ;
Curate of Darlington ; Assistant-
Chaplain, Missions to Seamen Soc.,
Hartlepool, Durham ; subsequently
became Missionary, C.M. Soc.
Publications : " Tenro no Shichi
Hyo " (Seven Steps Heavenwards).
Address: Kagoshima, Kyushyu,
Japan.
WARD, James (KRIAN), F.M.S. r.ivil
Service ; b. Sept. 14, 1856. Royal
Engineers, 1875; selected for De-
fence Works in Singapore, Straits
Settlements, 1878 ; P.W.D. 1882-
1885 ; Inspector of Works, Lower
Perak and Batang Padang, Perak,
1886 ; assist. Engineer, Lower
Perak, 1889 ; assist. Engineer, P.W.
D. Krian, 1906. Address: Krian,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
WARDROP, A.T. (SANDAKAN), F.R.G.S.,
F.Z.S. ; American Consular Agent,
Supt. of Civil Police; b. April 17,
1866. Educ: Privately and Liver-
pool Collegiate. Straits Settlements
Police, 1880-90: joined British
North Borneo Constabulary, 1890;
seconded to Customs as Customs
and Harbour Officer, 1893 ; in charge
of Gov. Printing Office and P.W.D.,
1894; 2nd in Command, Dyak Jubilee
Contingent, 1897 ; resigned, 1898; 2nd
in Command, Dyak Coronation Con-
tingent, 1902 ; served as Capt. in
Scottish Horse during South African
\Var ; Officer in Charge of Scouts,
Columns of General W. Kitchener,
Colonel Campbell and Colonel
Parks; wounded and shot four times;
received thanks of American GOT.
for services rendered in Spanish-
American and American-Filippino
Wars. Decorations : South African
Medal, five clasps ; Bronze medal,
saving life; Jubilee and Corona-
tion Medals; Brit. North Borneo
Medal, Mat Salleh Expdu. clasp
"Punitive". Address: Sandakan,
North Borneo.
WARREN, Sir Pelham Laird (SHANG-
HAI), G.C.M.G. ; H.B.M. Consul
General ; b. 1845, s. of Admiral
Richard Laird Warren ; •//». 1875,
Mary Donnithorne Humfridge.
Student Interpreter, China, 1867 ;
Vice-Consul, Pagoda Island, 1883 ;
acting Consul, Taiwan, 1883-1884,
and 1886 ; Consul, Taiwan (now Tai-
nan), 1883; Consul, Hankow, 1803 ;
Consul-General, Hankow, 1899-19<H;
Consul-General, Shanghai, since
1901. Address: H.B.M. Consulate-
General, Shanghai, China.
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WATANABE, Barcn ChiaM (TOKYO),
Treasurer and Director of Estate
Bureau of Imp. Household ; b. May,
1843, in Nagano-ken. Took active
part in Restoration, being Sec. at
Kagoshima, at outbreak of war ;
subsequently appointed Gov. of
various prefectures ; created Baron,
1900, Vice-Minister of Home Office,
1892. A ddress: Tokyo, Japan.
WATANABE, Viscount Kunitake
(TOKYO), Ex-Minister of Finance ;
b. May, 1846. Was Vice-Minister of
Finance, 1889-1892 ; Minister, 1892-
1894 ; later Minister of Communica-
tions ; again Minister of Finance ;
resigned, 1895 ; created Viscount in
consideration of services during
Japan-China War, 1895 ; Minister of
Finance, 1900. Publicaticn: Work
on Indian philosophy. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
WATSON, Major C. J. (NIXGPO),
Chinese Army; Supt., Taotai's
Police. Came to China, 1862. Ad-
dress : Ningpo, China.
WATSON, Dr. James Russell (Cmxo-
CIIOU-FU), M.B., Durh., M.R.C.S.,
Eng., D.P.H., Cantab; Medical Mis-
sionary ; b. July 28, 1855. Educ. :
Charing Cross Hosp. ; Durham and
Cambridge Universities. Arrived
Shantung, March, 1885, and in
charge Mission Hosp. ever since.
Address : Eng. Baptist Mission
Hospital, ChingChou-fu, Shantung,
China.
WATSON, Dr. Malcolm ( KLAXO ).
M.B., C.M., Glaeg., D.P.H.,
Cantab., M.D. ; District Surgeon ;
b. Aug. 24, 1873. Educ.: Glasgow ;
Cambridge. Dist. Surgeon, Selan-
gor, 1900; do., Klang, 1902. Ad-
dress : Klang, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
WATSON, Reginald George (KUALA
LUMPUR), Commissioner of Lands
and Mines. Educ. : at Haileybury.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, 1883;
Priv. Sec. to Sir C. C. Smith, 1884-
1885; attached to Land Office,
Malacca, 1887 ; ag. 2nd assist^
Protector of Chinese, Singapore,.
1888 ; Senior Magistrate, Selangorr
July, 1896 ; acting Senior Magi-
strate, Perak, June, 1899; Senior
Magistrate, Sept., 1901; Commis-
sioner of Lands and Mines,.
Federated Malay States, Feb. 27,
1904. Address : Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay States..
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. W. M. (H
HAI), Commandant, Shanghai
Volunteers, Major, West Riding
Regt. Was on active service in
Matabeleland, 189J-4 ; South Africa,.
1896 ; in command of Chinese Regt.
July 28 to Dec. 1, 1900 ; present at
relief of Tientsin and relief of Pe-
king (mentioned in despatches.)
Decorations ; Matafceleland, South
African and China Medals. Club :
Shanghai. Address : Volunteer
Headquarters, Shanghai, China.
WATTS, Lieut. -Colonel Charles New-
comen (SINGAPORE), Headquarters
Staff; b. Feb. 9, 1860. Lieut., 17th
Foot, Jan., 1881 ; Lieut., Derby
Regt., Feb. 19, 1881; Capt., June,
1895; Major, Notts and Derby Regt.,
Oct., 1896; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel,
Aug., 1902; Lieut.-Colonel, 1904;
Staff service, D. A. A. G., Natal, 1893-
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98; Stn. Staff Officer (graded D.A.
A.G.) South Africa, April to Nov.,
1900 ; grad. Staff College, 1888 ; on
active service, South Africa, 1896 ;
Mataheleland Relief Force (men-
tioned in despatches); on Staff,
Natal and Transvaal, 1899-1902 (men-
tioned in despatches.) Decorations :
Queen's and King's Medals. Ad-
dress; Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
"WEI YUK, Hon. (HONGKONG), LTn-
official Member of Legislative
Council ; b. 1849, at Hongkong ; 8.
of late Wei Kwong, banker; m.
1872, e. d. of Hon. Wong Shing, the
2nd Chinese appointed to Hong-
kong Leg. Council. Educ. : Priv.
Tutors ; Govt. Central Sch., Hong-
kong ; Stoneygate Sch., England ;
Dollar Institution, Scotland. After
European tour returned to Hong-
kong in 1872, and entered service
of Chartered Mercantile Bank of
India, London and China, now
Merc. Bank of India, Ltd.; on death
of his father, compradore of bank,
retired from its service for three
years ; rejoined as compradore,
1875, and has since held that posi-
tion ; J.P., 1883 ; Unofficial Member
of Leg. Council, representing Chin-
ese, since 1898 ; Chairman, Tung
Wah Hosp., 1881-83, 1888-90; one
of founders of Po Leung Kuk (Soc.
for Protection of Women and
Children) ; associated with numer-
ous bodies having for their object
the well-being of Colony ; has
served on all commissions ap-
pointed by Govt. to enquire into
matters affecting Chinese, since
commencement of public career;
has rendered much service in con-
nection with' negotiations be-
tween Hongkong and Chinese
Governments and was instrumental
in pacifying his fellow countrymen
during riots in connection with
British acquisition of Kowloon
hinterland ; for services rendered
during plague epidemic of 1894
was presented with gold medal
and letter of thanks by general
public and address of thanks from
Chinese community ; was origina-
tor, 17 years ago, of idea of railway
from Kowloon to Canton, thence
to Peking, and spent large sums
furthering scheme ; failed owing
opposition Chinese officials. Ad-
dress: Hongkong.
WELD, Frederick Joseph (SEKEMBAN),
District Officer; F.M.S. Civil Ser-
vice ; b. June 6, 1870. Ag. assist.
Collector of Land Revenue, Kuala
Kangsar, 1890; Collector of Land
Revenue, Kinta , and Registrar of
Titles, South Perak, 1899; District
Officer, Kuala Selangor, Nov.,
1899 ; Secretary, Commissioner,
F.M.S., 1900; ag. Secretary to Re-
sident General, 1901; Registrar of
Titles, Collector of Land Revenue,
Seremban, 1901 ; ag. British Re-
sident, Negri Sembilan, 1903 ;
District Officer, Kuala Kangsar,
and Collector of Land Revenue,
Registrar of Titles, Seremban, 1906.
Address: Seremban, Negri Sem-
bilan, Federated Malay States.
WELHAM, Herbert (PENANG), M.J.I.;
Editor "Piuang Gazette" ; b. Dec.
3, 1880; in. Elsie, 3rd d. of James
Chandler, of Berkshire. Educ. :
Cranleigh Sch. ; Moravian Sch. ;
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Universities of Bonn, Munich and
Pan*. Foreign Editor, " Galignani'a
Messenger, " Paris, 1901-02 ; London
Correspondent, " L'Bclair, " Paris,
1902-03 ; Foreign Editor, " The Car,"
London, 1903-04. Clubs? Penaug ;
London Press. Address: 14, Scot-
land Road, Penaug, Straits Settle-
ments.
WEN TS'UNG YAO (CANTON), Taotai.
Editc. : Hongkong. Interpreter for
Chinese Treaty Commissioners dur-
ing Tariff negotiations with Sir
James Mackay at Shanghai in 1903;
director, Canton Bureau of Foreign
Affairs, 1905-6.
WERNER, Edward Theodore Chal-
mers (KEWKIANG), H.B.M. Consul.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, April 7, 1884; discharged
duties of Accountant to Legation
at Peking, 1888 and 1889 ; ag. Vice-
Consul at Macao, 1894 to 1896;
promoted 1st Asst., Sept. 27, 1S97 ;
Vice-Consul at Pagoda Island, May
13, 1899 : ag. Consul at Hangchow,
1898 to 1899; promoted Consul at
Kiungchow, Feb. 24, 1900 ; in charge
of Consulate, Pakhoi, 1901 to 1902 ;
promoted Consul for Kiungehow
and Pakhoi, May, 1904 ; Consul at
Kewkiang, 1906. Address: H.B.M.
Consulate, Kewkiang, China.
WEST, Dr. Benjamin Franklin
(SINGAPORE), M.D. ; Doctor of Me-
dicine, Presiding Elder, Mission-
ary to the Chinese ; Editor " Ma-
laysia Message "; b. April 22, 1858,
at Montgomery Co., Indiana,
U.S.A. ; m. May 15, 1 1886, Letty
Graham. Educ ; Stabash College,
Miami Med. Coll. Graduated in
medicine at age of 21 ; after practi-
sing for six years called to ministry
of Meth. Episc. Ch. ; sent to Singa-
pore as Missionary, 1887 ; presiding
elder in charge of P e n a n g
District, 1890-1901 ; presiding elder
in charge of Singapore District,
since 1901. Publications: Transla-
tions into Hokkien Chinese ; " His-
tory of Malaysia Mission of the
Methodist Episcopal Church" (in
preparation). Address: Singapore,
Straits Settlements.
WEST, Charles Dickinson (TOKYO),
Professor of Mech. Eng. in Eng.
Coll. of Imp. University, Tokyo ; b.
Dublin, 1847. Educ ; Trin. Coll.
Dub., graduated 1869. Served for
some time in Eng. Dept. of Birken-
head Iron Works ; came to Japan,
in 1882, as Prof, of Mech. Eng. in
Imperial Coll. of Engineering
(KpbuDai Gaku), Tokyo; continued
to hold same post after that institu-
tion was incorporated with Imp
University. Decorations : 3rd Order
of the Sacred Treasure ; 4th order
of the Rising Sun. Club: Tokyo.
Address; Coll. of Eng., Imperial
University, Tokyo, Japan.
WESTWATER, Dr. A. Macdonald
( LIAOYAXG ), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.,
Edin. ; Medical Miss., Uu. Free Ch.
of Scotland; b. April 30, 1854.
Editc. : at Edinburgh. Appointed
Med. Miss, of United Presb. Ch. of
Scotland (now United Free Ch. of
Scotland) 1881 ; Superintended
relief work in Liaoyang district
during floods of 1888, and distributed
relief in 50 villages to 20,000 people ;
surgeon to Russian Red Cross Soc.
during Boxer campaign, 1900-01;
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present at engagements at New-
chwang, Slia-ho and Liaoyang; at
request of Russian Commander
entered Liaoyang with message
regarding terms of occupation ;
entered Mukden with Russian army,
Oct. 2, 1900 ; resident in city during
battle of Liaoyang in Russo-
Japanese war and received over
300 wounded Chinese (non-combat-
ants) into Mission Hosp. ; iiiper-
intended relief work of Internation-
al Red Cross Soc. during Russo-
Japanese war, relief distributed
to 32,691 individuals. Decorations:
Russian medal for China Campaign,
1900-01 ; gold snuff-box presented by
H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia. Ad-
dress : Liaoyang, Manchuria.
WHERRY, Prof. John (PEKING), M.A.,
D.D. ; Professor of Theology, and
Missionary ; b. May 23, 1837, near
Shippensburg, Penn., U.S.A., s. of
Hon. Samuel Wherry, State Senator
of Penn. and Assoc. Judge of
Cumberland County ; in. 1863, Sara
E. Brandon. Editc.: Franklin Acad.,
Pa. ; Princeton University ; Prince-
ton Theol. Seminary. Instructor
of Latin in Princeton University,
1860-61 ; with Pennsylvania militia
in civil war, 1862; arrived at Shang-
hai as Missionary of the Presby-
terian Church, 1864 ; superintendent
of the Presbyterian Mission Press,
1869-70 ; removed to Chefoo, 1870,
and to Peking, 187^ ; pastor of 1st
Presbyterian Church, Principal of
Peking High School ; Principal of
Shantung College, 1878-80; Secre-
tary of Publication Committee of
North China Tract Society ; Chair-
man of Ncr.th China Tract Society ;
Joint Editor of Chinese Sunday
Lesson Papers ; Moderator of the
Synod of China ; three times Com-
missioner to the Presbyteiian Gen-
eral Assembly in U.S.A. ; appointed
by Shanghai Conference with Drs.
Chalmers, Edkins, Sheffield and
Schaub on Committee to translate
the Bible into High Wen-li ; in the
siege of the Legations, 1900 ; ap-
pointed by the North China
Educational Union Professor of
New Testament Exegesis in the
North China Union Theological
College. Member of Peking Mis-
sionary Association and of Peking
Oriental Society. Publication*
Biographical Sketch of William
Gamble, — originator of the modern
typefoundry and press for Chinese,
Japanese and Corean printing ;
History of the Translation of the
Bible into Chinese ; various articles
in English and Chinese periodicals;
conjointly with others, about CO
vols. of Sunday Lessons in Chinese;
and the New Testament in High
Wen-li. A ddre .>•,<: Presbyterian Mis-
sion, Peking, China.
WHITE, Prof. Frank Johnstone
(SHAOHSlNG), A.M.; Missionary,
A.B.M.U. ; b. Sept. 24, 1870, at Deca-
tur, 111., U.S.A.; HI. Aug. 7, 1901.
Editc.: Ottawa Univ., Ottawa.
Kans.; Rochester Theological Sem..
N.Y. Was Captain in Kansas
State Militia; is Prof, in Shaoh-
sing Theological Coll. conducted
under auspices of American Baptist
Missionary Union. Publication* ;
Editor "The New Kast " Magazine,
published at Canton.
Shaohsing, China.
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WHITING, Dr. Joseph L. (PEKING),
A.M., D.D. ; Missionary of Amer.
Presb. Miss. North ; 6. Jan. 30, 1835;
w.. July 28, 1869, Lucy E. Jackson.
Kdiic; Auburn Theol. Seminary.
Graduated from Coll., 1866; from
Theol. Seminary, 1869 ; arrived in
China as Missionary, 1869 ; has
resided chiefly in Peking, but as-
sisted in opening work of Presb.
Miss, at Paotingfn, 1893-94 and at
Shimtifu, 1904-05; was through
siege at Peking, 1900. Publications:
"Commentary on Roman Moral
Philosophy"; "Evidences of
Christianity"; Natural Theology,
etc., etc. Address: Peking, China.
WHITEHEAD, Charles Basil ( PK-
NAN«), Asst. Supt. of Police ; b.
Apiil 4, 187S. Assist. Supt. of
Police, Singapore, 1900 ; assist.
.Supt. of Police, Penang, since 1904.
Address : Penang, Straits Settle-
ments.
WHITMAN, Rev. George Ernest
(KiA-vlN(i), Missionary; b. Oct. 9,
1862. Edu.c. : Arcadia Coll., Nova
.Scotia (graduated 1887); Newton
Theological Inst., Newton Centre,
Mass., U.S. ( graduated 1892 ).
Missionary under American Baptist
Missionary Union, Boston, Mass.,
1892. Address : Kia - ying, via
Swatow, China.
WHITNEY, Dr. Willis Norton
(TOKYO), M.D., M.R.C.S., Kng.,
L.R.C.P., Lond. ; Doctor of Medi-
cine and Ophthalmic Surgeon ; b.
Oct. 18, 1855, at Newark, N.J.,
U.S.A. ; x. of William C. Whitney
M.A. ; HI. Dec. 29, 1885, Man- C. d.
of .1. Bevan Braiihwaite, Barrister,
of Lond. Educ. : University.
Tokyo ; University, Penna ; Lond.
Hosp. Accompanied parents to
Japan in 1875 ; studied medicine at
Tokyo University ; teacher of Eng.
Physiology and Chemistry, Middle
Nonnal School, Kanagawa ; founder
and Foreign Director, Akasaka
Eye and General Hosp., Tokyo,
1886 to date ; United States Inter*
preter of Legation, Tokyo, 1883-95 ;
Vice-Pres., Soc. for Advancement
of Med. Science in Japan, 1898 to
1906. Publication* : Thesis : Blood
Changes in Erysipelas, 1881 ; Dic-
tionary, roads, chief towns, etc. of
Japan, with statistical appendix,
1885 ; Notes on the Medical Histovy
of Japan, Asiatic Soc. Trans., 1885 ;
Index of Chinese Characters in
Hepbui n's Diet, of Japanese, 1888 ;
Editorials in English part of Sei
I Kwai Med. Jour. ; correspondence
and contributions from Japan to
Phila. 'Med. Times"; New Y >rk
"Med. Record,'1 etc. Jr/7/v.v.v;
Akasaka Eye and Gen. Hosp., 17,
Hikawa - cho, Akasaka, Tokyo,
Japan.
WHITTALL, Lieut.-Cclonel Francis
Vaughan (SINGAPORE), O.C. 95th
Russell's Infantry; b. March 23,
1801. 2nd Lieut., 49th Foot, Jan. 22,
1881 ; Lieutenant, Berks Regt., July,
1881 ; Leinster Regt., 1881 ; Indian
Staff Corps, 1883 ; Capt,, 1892 ;
Major, Indian Army, 1901 ; Lieut. -
Colonel, 1904 ; qualified interpreter
in Russian ; on active service with
Burma Expedition, 1837-88, and in
China, 1900 (mentioned in des-
patches). Decorations : Burma an d
China Medals. Address : Alexandra
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Barracks, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments.
WHITTALL, James (HONGKONG), Sec.
China Traders Insurance Co, Ltd.
Arrived Hongkong, 1883. Clubs:
Thatched House, London ; Hong-
kong ; Shanghai ; Country Club,
Shanghai. Address : Hongkong.
WHITTON, Rsv. Robert Young (PE-
NANG), M.A. ; Minister of Presby-
terian Ch. ; b. 1874, «. of Rev. D.
Whitton, Principal of Hislop Coll.,
Nugpur, C.P., India. Educ. : Edin-
burgh Institution ; Edinburgh Uni-
versity ; New Coll., Edinburgh.
Licentiate of United Free Ch. of
Scotland, and Assistant Minister,
South Oh., Elgin, 1902 ; ordained
and inducted Minister of Penang
Presb. Ch., 1903. Address: 25, An-
son Road, Penang, Straits Settle-
ments.
WHYTE, Dr. George Duncan
(SwA'row), Physician; 1. 1879. Educ.:
George Watson's College, Kdin.,
Matriculated, Edin. Univ., 1895 ;
joint Mackenzie Bursar, 1897 ; Grad-
uated M.B., Ch.B., 1900, House Sur-
gon, Royal Infirmary, Edin., 1901-2 ;
House Physician, Royal Infirm.,
Edin., 1902; London School of
Tropical Medicine, 1902. Came to
China, associated with English
Presbyterian Mission, in 1903. Ad-
dress ; Swatow, China ; 51, King
Henry's Road, London, N.W.
WICKHAM, William Henry (HONG-
KONG), A.M.I. C.E., A.M.I.E.E. ;
Manager, Hongkong Electric Com-
pany, Ltd. ; b. 1867. Arrived in
Hongkong in 1888 ; became
Manager, Electric Company, 1890.
Chtb ; Hongkong. Address: Hong-
kong.
WILBER, David F. (SINGAPORE), Am-
erican Consul General ; b. Dec. 7,
1859 ; m. April 23, 1903, Pauline V.
Jenkins, of X.J., U.S.A. Educ :
Class of 1879, Cazenovia, New
York. Represented 21st District of
New York in Congress of United
States, 1895-99 ; appointed American
Consul at Barbados, West Indies,
1903 ; transferred to American Con-
sulate, Singapore, 1905. Address :
American Consulate, Singapore,
Straits Settlements and Brooklyn,
New York, U.S.A.
WILDER, Amos Parker (HONGKONG),
Consul General for U.S.A. Educ. :
Yale Univ. Was for many years
prominent in American politics;
edited state Journal of Wisconsin ;
appointed Consul General at Hong-
kong, 1906. Address : American
Consulate General, Hongkong.
WILDER, Rev. George Durand
(TUNG CHOU), B.A., B.D. ; Minister
and Missionary; b. June 29, 1869;
tn. May 24, 1895, Gertrude Williams
Stanley, of Tientsin. Educ. ; Yank-
ton Coll., South Dakota; Oberlin
Coll., Ohio ; Yale Divinity School,
New Haven, Conn. In China since
1894; went through Tientsin siege
in 1900. Recreations : Ornithology,
shooting, Chinese numismatic?.
Address; North Tung Chou, China.
WILEMAN, Alfred Ernest (TAINAN),
H.B.M. Consul. Appointed Student
Interpreter in Japan, July 4, 1882
1st class Asst., Sept., 28, 1889 ;
Asst. Japanese Secretary, Tokyo,
WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Wil
1891 to 1892 ; ag. Japanese Secre-
tary, 1892 to 1894; employed as
Asst. in Japanese Secretary's Office
1894 to 1896 ; ag. Registrar to Court
for Japan, 1896 to 1897; promoted
Vice-Consul for Hyogo and Osaka,
Dec. 28, 1896 ; ag. Consul at Hyogo,
1898 ; transferred to Hakodate as
Vice-Consul for Consular District
of Hakodate, April 1, 1901 ; promot-
ed Consul for Consular District of
Tainan, May 21, 1903. Address;
H.B.M. Consulate, Tainan,
Formosa.
WILFORD, Francis Cuming (HONG-
- KONG;, Partner of Messrs. Lane,
Crawford and Co. ; b. 1859. Educ. :
Privately. Arrived at Hongkong
1881 ; joined the firm of Lane,
Crawford and Co., 1884 ; became a
partner, 1901 ; appointed J.P. for
Hongkong 1903. Clubs: Primrose
Club, Lond. ; Conservative Club,
Cardiff. Address: College Cham-
bers, Hongkong.
WILKIN, Commander Henry D.
( SHANGHAI ), R.N., D.S.O. ; in
command of H.M. Sloop " Clio.
Promoted to present rank, Dec. 31,
1900 ; appointed to command, Jan.
19, 1904. Club : Shanghai. Ad-
dress : H.M.S. "Clio," Shanghai,
China.
WILKINSON, Charles David (.HONG-
KONG), Solicitor ; partner in firm
Wilkinson and Grist; b. June 21,
1860. Admitted Solicitor, Supreme
Ct. of Judicature, Eng., 1882 ;
practising in Hongkong since 1886 ;
notary public and commissioner to
take acknowledgments of married
women. Clubs: Hongkong ; Thatch-
ed House, Lond. Address: "The
Fall," Peak, Hongkong.
WILKINSON, Frederick Edgar (Wu-
CHOW), Ag. H.B.M. Consul. Ap-
pointed Student Interpreter in
China, March 7, 1893 ; ag. Consul afc
Chefoo, 1899; promoted 1st class
Asst., 1900 ; ag. Consul at Soochow,
1900 and 1901; ag. Vice-Consul at
Shanghai, 1901 ; Asst. in Mixed
Court, Shanghai, 1901 to 1902; ag.
Consul at Nanking, 1902 to 1903;
Asst. in Chinese Secretary's Office,
Peking, 1903; ag. Consul at Wuchow,
1904. Address: H.B.M. Consulate,
Wuchow, China.
WILKINSON, Newman (SINGAPORE),
A.M.I.C.E.; Assist. Supt. of Works;
b. March 8, 1879. Appointed to
present position, 1904. Address :
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
WILKINSON, Richard James (SINGA-
PORE), Inspector of Schools. Educ.:
Trinity College, Cambridge (ex-
hibitioner). Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct., 1899; passed final ex-
amination in Malay, July, 1891 ; ag.
District Officer, Bftkit Mertajam,
Dec., 1890, Aug., 1891 ; Superinten-
dent of Education, Penang, Aug.,
1900 ; ag. 2nd assist. Colonial Sec-
retary, Sept., 1900, to Jan., 1901;
District Officer, Dindiugs, Jan.,
1902 ; ag. 2nd Magistrate, Singapore,
April, 1903 ; Inspector of Schools,
Federated Malay States, Oct., 1903.
Club : Singapore. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
WILKINSON, William Hsnry (SZE-
MAO), B.A.; H.B.M. Consul General;
b. 1858, e. s. of late Chas. Wilmot
Wilkinson, of Belper ; m. 1st, 1883,
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Emily ( d. 1892), d. of Thos.
Allen, Thurmaston Manor, Leices-
ter ; 2nd, 1899, Maud (d. 1902), d.
of late Rev. Frank Dickson, Rector
of Ribchester. Edttc. : Wolver-
hampton ; Balliol College, Oxford.
Appointed Student Interpreter in
China, March 30, 1880 ; discharged
duties of Accountant to Legation
at Peking, 1885 and 1886 ; ag. Con-
sul at Swatow, 1887, 1888 and 1893 •
Tamsui, 1889; ag. Consul at Wen-
chow, 1892 ; ag. Consul-General in
Corea, 1893 to 1894 ; ag. Vice-Consul
at Chemulpo, 1894 to 1897 ; promo-
ted 1st class Asst., April 23, 1894;
ag. Consul at Pakhoi, 1897 ; promo-
ted Consul at Ningpo, 1899; C'onsul-
General for Yunnan and Kwei-
chow, April 5, 1902 ; Consul-General
at Szemao, 1906. Publications :
The Corean Government; Chinese
Origin of European Playing Cards ;
Manual of Chinese Chess, etc. lie-
creatians : Chinese and Corean
chess, coins and cards (medallist
Chicago Kxposition, 1893). Add re** :
H. B.M. Consulate, Szemao, China.
WILKS, E. C. (HONKGONG), M.I.M.K.,
A.M.N. A. ; Consulting Engineer and
Surveyor. Edue. : Lapford Sch.,
Devon. Served apprenticeship at
Dos Works, Newport, Monmouth-
shire ; went to sea, obtained 1st
class certificate, B.T. ; sailed as
chief, 1880-87 ; left sea and started
Atlantic Engineering Works, New-
port, Monmouthshire, ship and
engine repairs, building colliery
and mill engines ; sold out in 1892 ;
was appointed Chief Eng. to Sir
Raythim Dixon's Ship-yard, Mid-
illesbro; left Middlesbro for Hong-
kong and was there appointed
Superintending Eng. to Hongkong
and Whampoa Dock Co., 1896; left
Dock Co., and started business as
Consulting Eng. and Surveyor, 1901;
went to Europe, 1902 and superin-
tended construction of two Canton
River passenger steamers ; has been
member of Engineers and Ship-
builders Institution of Hongkong
for six years. Address: Queen's
Road, Hongkong.
WILLIAMS, Arthur John (HONG-
KONG), A.M.I.C.E.; Civil Engineer,
Chief agent and engineer for
Messrs. Punchard, LowtherainlCu.,
contractors for Naval Extension
Works ; b. Nov. 30, 1869. Ednc. ;
Engineering education at Royal
Indian Engineering College,
Cooper's Hill and at Walker's Eng-
ineering Laboratories, Liverpool.
Engaged in professional duties on
Manchester Ship Canal, .1889-98 ;
Admiralty Harbour Works, Gibral-
tar, 189^-99; extension, Don^nl
railway, Ireland, 1899; new south
dock, Cardiff Ry. Co., Cardiff, 1900-2;
came to Hongkong in connection
with Naval extension construction,
new naval dock and harbour im-
provement works in 1902. Club :
Hongkong. Address: H.M. Naval
yard Extension, Hongkong.
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WILLIAMS, Commodore Hugh P.
(HONGKONG), R.N. ; Commodore
and Naval Officer in charge. Ap-
pointed present rank, June 30, 189b:
arrived in Hongkong, 1!M .">. Aildre**:
The Peak, Hongkong.
WILLIAMS, Rev. John Elias (NAN-
KING), Missionary of Fresh. Cli. ;
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I. June 11, 1871 ; m, Aug. 2, 1899, to
Lilian Caldwell. Educ.: Marretta
Coll. ; Auburu Theol. Seminary ;
graduated from Marretta Coll. with
1st honours of class. Prin. of Presb.
Acad., South Salem, Ohio ; 1894-96 ;
studied at Auburn, 1896-99 ; arrived
in China, Sept., 1899: in charge of
Presb. Acad., Nanking, since 1901 ;
member of Killing Council, since
1902 ; has taken an active interest
in development of Killing and Mis-
sionary work at Nanking. Address :
Nanking, China.
WILLIAMS, William Henry (HONG-
KON(i), Head Master, Victoria Brit.
Sch. ; b. April 18, 1876. Asst.
Master, Council Schools, Sheffield,
and at Springfield Evening Comm.
Schools, 1898-99; Asst. Lecturer,
Eng. and Mathematics, Municipal
Tech. Sch., Birmingham, 1899-1903;
appointed English Teacher and Su-
pervisor, Hongkong, 1903 ; arrived in
Colony, Jan. 31, 1903 ; Head Master,
Victoria Brit. Sch., Jan. 1, 1905.
Club : Hongkong. Address: Victoria
British School, Hongkong.
WILLS, Alexander William (SHAN-
TUNG), Missionary, English Baptist
Society ; 6. March 30, 1854. Educ ;
Spurgeon's Coll., London. Arrived
in China, 1876 ; voluntarily render-
ed medical services during Summer
of 1900 at Wei-hai-wei when, owing
to Boxer outbreak, a large Hospital
was suddenly required and had to
be improvised to accommodate
sick and wounded officers and men
of Royal Navy. Decoration:
China Medal. Publication:
"Life of St. Paul," in Chinese
Mandarin. Address: Baptist Mis-
sionary Society, Tsou-ping, Shan-
tung, N. China.
WILLIS, Robert (SWATOW), H.B.M.
Ag. Consul. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, Aug. 26, 1891 ;
ag. Vice-Consul at Chemulpo,
Corea, 1897; ag. Vice-Consul at
Canton, 1898 ; promoted 1st class
Asst., May 13, 1899 ; ag. Consul afc
Chinkiang, 1899 to 1900 ; discharged
duties of Accountant at Legation,
Peking, 1900 to 1901 ; ag. Consul at
Ichang, 1901 to 1903 ; ag. Consul at
Swatow, since Jan. 22, 1903; on
leave, 1906. Address: H.B.M. Con-
sulate, Swatow, China.
WILSON, Ernest Colville Collins
(CHI NG-YING), C.M.G.; H.B.M. Vice
Consul. Appointed Student Inter-
preter in China, Aug. 21, 1890 ; ag.
Vice-Consul at Pagoda Island, 1893 ;
ag. Vice-Consul at Macao, 1897 to
1898 ; promoted 1st class Asst.,
May 13, 1899; ag. Consul at
Ichang, 1899 to 1900 ; at Chungking,
1901 to 1902 ; Vice-Consul at Chung-
king, 1903; employed with mission
to Tibet, 1903 to 1904 ; C.M.G. Dec.,
1904; Vice -Consul, Chung -ying.
Address : H.B.M. Consulate, Chung-
ying, China.
WILSON, Major Frederick Maurice
(SINGAPORE), Officer Commanding
Army Service Corps, Straits Settle-
ments ; b, Nov. 19, 1868. 2nd Lieut.,
Royal Lancaster Regiment, 1890 ;
Lieut., July 1892 ; joined Army
Service Corps, Jan., 1893 ; Captain,
April, 1897 ; Major, April, 1903 ; was
on active service with Ashanti
Expedition Decoration : Ashanti
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Star. Address: Taiiglin Barracks,
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
WILSON, G. Gordon (Penang), Assist-
ant P.M.O. Cadet, S.S., Nov. 1899;
ag. 4th Magistrate, Singapore,
April., 1902 ; passed final examin-
ation in Chinese, Aug. 1902; ag. Supt.
of Money Order Branch and Saving
Bank, Singapore, May, 1903; ag.
assist. P.M.G., Penang, Oct. 2, 1903,
Supt. of Money Order Branch and
Saving Bank, Singapore, but
continued to act in Penang. Ad-
dress : Penang, Straits Settlements.
WILSON, William (HONGKONG), Actg.
Chief Manager, Hongkong and
"VVhampoa Dock Company, since
Oct., 1905 ; previously Supt. Eng. ;
b. 1853. Address : Kowloon Dock,
Kowloon, Hongkong.
WINTERBURN, W. G. (HONGKONG),
M.I.N.E. ; Engineer; b. Whitby,
Yorks, 1862 ; wi. 1894, Elizabeth, rf.
of Thomas Watson, Toronto, Cana-
da. Passed extra 1st class Board
of Trade exam, in engineering at
Glasgow, 1887 ; Japanese first eng.
of first grade, Tokyo, 1889 ; came to
China, 1887 ; gained Gillies' gold
medal for competitive paper read
before Hongkong Inst. Engineers
and Shipbuilders, 1895 ; several
silver medals and diplomas for
articles in technical journals ;
Vice-Presdt. Institute Marine En-
gineers, Lond. Address: c/o Geo.
Fenwick and Co. Ld., Hongkong.
WISE, Alfred Gascoigne (HONGKONG),
LL.B. ; Puisne Judge, Supreme
Court , b. Aug. 15, 1854, at Colombo,
Ceylon, s. of late Alfred Wise; //<.
Augusta Frances, d. of A. N. C. R.
Nugent. Educ. : Repton ; Trinity
Coll., Cambridge. Called to Bar,
Lincoln's Inn, 1878 ; Pol. Mag.,
Hongkong, 1884 ; Registrar, Su-
preme Court, etc., 1892; Puisne
Judge, since 1895. Clubs : Con-
servative ; Thatched House ; Hong-
kong. Address: The Peak, Hong-
kong.
WISNER, Rev. C. F. ( CANTON .),
M.A., D.D. ; President of Can-
ton Christian College ; b. Sept.
25, 1858 ; m. July 29, 1889.
Educ. : University of Wooster,
Ohio; Presb. Theol. Seminary,
Allegheny, Pa. : Princeton Theol.
Seminary, Princeton, N.J. Address:
Canton Christian College, H<mg-
lok, Canton, China.
WODEHOUSE, Philip Peveril John
(HONGKONG), Asst. Supt. of Police ;
b. Sept. 26, 1877. Educ. : Elizabeth
College, Guernsey. Joined the Col.
Service in 1897; was Chief Clerk
and Dep. Reg. of marriages in Reg.
Genl.'s Dept. until March, 1901,
when transferred to police for ser-
vice with Indian contingent ; was
attached to Punjaub police for
one year (1901-2) and served iu
various stations in that province ;
was officer in charge of general
census of Colony, 1900. Clubs :
Grosvenor, Piccadilly; Hongkong.
Address : Central Police Barracks,
Hongkong.
WOLFE, Edward Dudley Corscaden
(HONGKONG), B.A., Cantab.; Hong-
kong Civil Service; f>. May 3,
1875. Educ. : Tollbridge Sch. ;
Cains Coll., Cambridge. Appointed
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Woo
cadet, Federated Malay States,
1898 ; transferred to Hongkong.
1901 ; Registrar, Land Court, New
Territory, Nov. 19, 1901 ; acting 2ml
Police Mag., Oct., 1902 ; acting
asst. Reg. and Dep. Reg. of Mar-
riages, Nov. 14, 1902; acting asst.
Supt. of Police and Mag., New
Territory, Dec. 1, 1903 ; seconded as
Transvaal Emigration Agent at
Chefoo, March 8, 1905 ; speaks Can-
tonese. Address: Hongkong.
WOLFE, Samuel Williamson (SINGA-
PORE), General Manager of Dr.
Williams Medicine Co. in the Far
East ; b. Jan. 9, 1872. Edue. :
Cork, Ireland, and London, Eng-
land. General Manager to Dr.
Williams Medicine Co. in South
Africa, 1894-1904 ; tranf erred to Sin-
gapore, Oct., 1903 ; M.M. British
Lodge, 334, Capetown. Address:
Cavanagh Bridge, Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
WOLFERSTAN, Littleton Edward
Pipe (SlNGAPOUK), B.A., 1888;
Official Assignee. Edtic. : Eton,
and Clare College, Cambridge.
Cadet, Straits Settlements, Oct.,
1889, passed final examination in
Malay, July, 1891 ; acting Private
Secretary to Sir C. Smith, Jan., to
April, 1890; after filling various
other positions was appointed
Collector of Land Revenue and
Registrar of Deeds, Penang, Aug.,
1902; Official Assignee, Straits
Settlements, Sept., 1903. Address:
Singapore, Straits Settlements.
WOOD, Alexander George (HONG-
KONG), Merchant ; partner in Gibh,
Livingston and Co., Hongkong and
China; b. 1841. Edue:- Privately.
Chairman of Shanghai Municipal
Council, 1885-88. Clubs : Hongkong ;
Shanghai; Reform and City of
London. Address: St. George's
Building, Hongkong.
WOOD, David (HONGKONG), J.P. ; Civil
Service ; b. Aberdeen, Scot., Sept.
3, 1865. Educ. : Gordon's Coll.,
Aberdeen. Ch. Acct., P.W.D.,
Hongkong, 1891 ; supt. accts., cor-
respondence and stores, 1894 ; Sec.
to Commission on Housing Chinese
during plague, 1894 ; ag. (jovt.
Assessor of Taxes, on several
occasions ; Hon. Sec., Jubilee Com.
(Jubilee Road and Victoria Hos-
pital) from July, 1900, to April,
1903. Club : Hongkong. Address:
Magazine Gap, Hongkong.
WOOD, John Roskruge (HONGKONG).
B.A., Cantab ; Asst. Land Officer,
New Territories; b. Nov. 17, 1877.
Educ. : City of London Sch. ; Jesus
Coll., Cambridge. Appointed Cadet,
Hongkong Civil Service, Oct. 12,
1899 ; Reg. of Land Court, New
Territories, Nov. 21, 1900; acting
Pol. Mag., New Territories, May to
Aug., 1902 ; asst. Land Officer for
New Territories, Jan. 1, 1905 ; has
passed exams, in Hakka and Can-
tonese. Address : Hongkong,
WOOD, William Alfred Rae (BANG-
KOK), 1st class Asst., H.B.M.
Consular Serv ice. Appointed
Student Interpreter in Siam, June
3, 1896 ; Vice-Consul for Districts of
Pailin, Nawong, and Chantaban,
1902; 1st Asst. at Bangkok, 1906.
Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Bang-
kok Siam.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JCSE) 190G-7.
WOODBRIDGE, Rev. Samuel Isett
(SHANGHAI), Editor-in-Chief of the
" Chinese Christian Intelligencer ;"
b. Oct. 16, 1846, 8. of Rev. Jahleel
Woodbridge, who represented the
9th generation in a direct line of
Presb. Ministers ; m. Jeanie Wilson
Woodrow, d. of distinguished geolo-
gist, James Woodrow. Editc. : New
Brunswick, N.J. ; and Princeton,
N.J. Came to China as Missionary,
and after 18 years' service was
elected by Pan Presb. Conf., which
met in Shanghai, Oct. 1901, Editor-
in-Chief of the " Chinese Christian
Intelligencer, " a (v e r n a c u 1 a r)
church and family newspaper,
which he now conducts ; has been
thrice chairman of the Landrenters'
annual meeting in Killing. Publi-
cations: "China's only Hope," a
translation of Viceroy Chang Chih.
Tung's famous book, and works in
Chinese. Address : 18 Peking Road,
Shanghai, China.
WOODCOCK, George Albert (HONG-
KONG), Sec. to Sanitary Board ; b.
Aug. 6, 1865. Educ. ; St. John's
Coll., Battersea. Asst. Master,
Queen's Coll., Hongkong, March
15, 1890; Sec. to Sanitary Board,
July 19, 1901; J.P. March 13, 1902;
called to Bvr, July 5, 1905. Ad-
dress : Sanitary Board, Hongkong.
WOODD, Rev. Charles Hampden
Basil (OSAKA), M.A.; Principal of
Moraoyama Middle Sch. for Boys ;
b. Feb. 2, 1869; m. Jan. 5, 1903,
Elfrida Mary Hose, d. of Bishop of
.Singapore and Sarawak. Educ :
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bidge. Address : Momoyaraa Sch.,
Osaka, Japan.
WOOD, Dr. Andrew H. (CANTON), B.A.,
M.D.; Physician and Professor ; b.
Aug. 25, 1872 ; in. Fanny S. Sinclair.
Educ: Pantops Academy, Was-
hington ; Lee University ; Penna.
University. Address: Christian
Coll., Canton, China.
WOODWARD, Dr. Edmund Lee (NGAN-
KIN), M.A., M.D.; Med. Missionary :
b. Jan. 29, 1873. Educ. : University
of Virginia, U.S.A. (M.A. and M.D. >;
Postgraduate Diploma of Polyclinic
Postgraduate School, Philadelphia.
Came to China in 1899 as Medical
Missionary ; after short stay in
Hankow went to Ngankin to
establish Mission Hospital there;
is now superintending there the
erection of what promises to be one
of the largest hospitals in the Far
East. Publications : Contributions
to current Medical and Missionary
literature. Address : St. James' Hos-
pital, American Church Mission,
Ngankin, China.
WOODWARD, Rev. Harry (BINGO),
Clergyman of Ch. of Eng. and Mis-
sionary ; b. Feb. 1, 1869 ; in. Marga-
ret Poynter, d. of late Samuel Carr,
1902. Educ. : Islington Theological
College. Clapham C.M.S. Training
Institution, 1891 ; Islington Theolo-
gical College, 1892. Curate, Seaton
and Camerton, Cumberland, 1895 ;
C.M.S. Missionary to Japan; located
first in Tokyo, 1895 ; Tokushiraa,
Shikoku, 1898 ; went to England on
furlough and apptd. curate of
Christ Church, Paignton, Devon,
1901 ; returned to Japan and located
at Fukuyama, Bingo. Address:
Fukuyama, Bingo, Japan.
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WOODWARD, Lionel Mabbott
(PERAK), M.A. ; Judicial Commis-
sioner, F.M.S. ; ft. Sept. 9, 1864.
Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity College ;
Cambridge. 1st class, Class. Tripos,
1886; M.A., 1892. Cadet, Straits
Settlements Civil Service, 1888 ;
Magistrate, Singapore, 1890 ; Magi-
strate, Penang, 1892; Deputy Re-
gistrar, Supreme Court, 1895 ; ag.
Official Assignee, Singapore, 1898 ;
Senior District Officer, Province
Wellesley, 1900 ; Registrar, Supreme
Court, Penang, 1902 ; acting Solici-
tor General, Straits Settlements,
19J3 ; Member of Committee ap-
pointed to revise Criminal Proce-
dure Code, 1892 ; Member of Com-
mittee appointed to report upon
Moslem Trusts in Penang, 1903;
Junior Counsel for Government of
Straits Settlements in Tanjong
Pagar Dock Co. Arbitration, 1905 ;
Judicial Commissioner, Federated
Malay States, since 1936. Club: Con-
stitutional, London. Address: Ipoli,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
WORCESTER, Dean Conant
(MANILA), F.R.G.S. ; Sec. of In-
tevior, Philippine Islands ; b. Oct.
1, 1836, at Thetford, Vermont;
in. April 27, 1893, at Pasadena,
California, Nanon Fay Leas.
Educ. : Newton High School, New-
ton, Mass. ; Univ. of Michigan,
degree of A.B. in 1889. Member of
Steere Expedition to Philippine
Islands during 1887-88, when spent
a year making zoological collec-
tion, visiting all larger islands of
Archipelago; assistant in Botany,
University of Michigan, 1889-1890 ;
one of two men to conduct and
manage Scientific Expedition to
Philippines, 1890-93, when all
larger islands of Philippine group
and many small ones were visiteil
for purpose of making zoological
collections ; Instructor of Zoology
at University of Michigan, 1893-94 ;
in 1895 appointed Assistant Pro-
fessor of Zoology and Curator of
Zoological Museum of University
of Michigan ; served as member of
first Philippine Commission, of
which President Schurman of Cor-
nell University was president, from
Jan., 1899, to April, 1900, when
appointed member of second
Philippine Commission ; Secretary
of Interior of Philippine Insular
Government since Sept. 1, 1901.
Fellow of the American Ornitho-
logists' Union ; Member of the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science ; Member
of the Washington Academy of
Science ; Member of the Ameriaan
Geographical Society. Publica-
tions: "The Philippine Islands and
their People," 1899 (Macmillan Com-
pany) ; also various papers on birds
and mammals of Philippines. Ad-
dress: Manila, Philippine Islands.
WORTHINGTON, Arthur Furley
(KUALA LAXGAT), B.A. Cantab. ;
District Officer ; b. June 22, 1874.
Passed in Law and Malay ; act-
ing Collector of Land Revenue,
Kuala Kangsar and Lower Perak,
1898-1900 ; acting Collector of Land
Revenue, Lower Perak, April, 1902;
acting District Officer, Kuala Pilah,
1934; District Officer, Kuala Lan-
gat, 1906. Address : Kuala Langat,
Selangor, Federated Malay States*
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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1006-7.
WRAY, Cecil (PAHANG), British Re-
sident, F.M.S. : &. Aug. 18, 1853, e. *.
late Leonard Wray : m. Aug., 1894,
Ethel Maud, 2nd d. late Rev.
Richard Baxendale. Educ : Private
Sch. Entered Public Works Depart-
ment, Perak, Oct., 1881 ; assistant
to Collector and Magistrate, Kinta,
Perak, 1882 ; Collector and Magi-
strate, Batang Padang District,
1887 ; Collector and Magistrate,
Krian, 1892 ; acting District Magi-
strate, Kinta, 1896 ; acting Senior
Magistrate, Perak, 1897 ; Chief
Magistrate, Selangor, Sept., 1897 ;
District Magistrate, Kinta, 1900;
acting British Resident, Pahang,
March, 1904; confirmed, Sept., 1904;
Fellow of Geological Society ; Mem-
ber of Royal Photographic Society;
local Corresponding Member of
Anthropological Institute. Address:
British Residency, Pahang, Fede-
rated Malay States.
WRAY, Leonard (PKUAK), I.S.O..
M.I.K.E.. F.X.S., etc. ; Director of
Museums ; b. 1852. Educ. : Privately.
Entered Perak Civil Service as Su-
perintendent Government Hill Gar-
den, 1881 ; Curator, State Museum,
Perak, 1883; State Geologist, 1890.
Publications: "Alluvial Tin Pro-
specting" ; various scientific papers
in Kew " Bulletin," Journal Royal
Asiatic Society, Journal Anthro-
pological Institute, Perak Museum
Notes, Journal of the F.M.S.
Museums, Pharmaceutical Journal;
Journal of the Society of Arts,
etc. Club: New, Taiping. Addivsa:
Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
WREFORD. John Frederick < Pi>
NAMJ ), B.A. ; Advocate aiuf
I Solicitor of Supreme Court, Straits-
Settlements ; b. Dec., 1859, *. of
John Wreford, J.P., Uannaborough,
Devon : in. 1895, Marion Gertrude,
o. d. late Alex. J. Johnston, of
Shanghai. Educ. .- Winchester ;
Exeter Coll., Oxfoul. Admitted as-
Solicitor, London, 1883; called to-
Bar of Straits Settlements, Feb.,
1889 ; for many years, President
Penang Turf Club; landowner,,
Clannaboiough Bow, Devon. Club :
Sports, London. Address : Penang,
Straits Settlements; Clannaborough
Bow, Devon, England.
WRIGHT, Lieut. -Colonel George
(SINGAPORE), D.S.O. ; Commanding
R.A., Straits Settlements ; b. July
18, 1860. Educ. : Royal Military
Acad., Woolwich. Served in S outh
Afiica, 1900-1902, as C.R.A., Rhode-
sian Field Force; afterwards A. P. M.
and .C.V.O. to Lord Methuen,
Decorations : D.S.O., Queen's Medal
with four clasps, King's Medal with
two clasps, mentioned in despat-
ches. Address ; Singapore, Straits-
Settlements.
WRIGHT, George Henry Batsson.
(HONGKONG), D.D., Oxon; Head
Master, Queen's College ; b. 1853.
Educ : Queen's College, Oxford,
B.A. 2nd class Theol., June, LS7.">
Denver and Johnson Schol. and
Kennicott Hebrew Schol., 1876 ;
Syriac Prize ; Pusey and Elerton
Schol., 1877. Head Master, Queen's*
College, Hongkong, from 1881.
Publications: "Critical Edition of
Book of Job," 1884; "Was lsr:it-l
ever in Egypt?" 1S95. Addim* :
Hongkong.
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Wut
WRIGHT, Dr. James Martensz
(TAIPING), M.B., C.M., Aberd. ;
State Surgeon ; b. Mar. 18, 1858,
Medical Officer, Kinta, 188:5 : Sur-
geon, Lurut, 1855 ; Senior District
Surgeon, Larut, 1887 ; acting State
Surgeon, 1888 ; Senior District Sur-
geon, Kinta, 1890; acting State
Surgeon, 1891 ; Chairman of Tpoh
Sanitary Board, 1893, 1898, 1901 ;
State Surgeon, Taiping, Perak,
1899. Address: Taiping, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
WEIGHT, Luke E. (TOKYO), Ambas-
sador for U.S.A.; 1>. 1847, at Tennes-
see. For eight years was Attorney
General of Tennessee ; was ap-
pointed Vice-Govern er of the
Philippine Islands and, in 1903,
became head of the administra-
tion in succession to Mr. Taft ;
retired, 1905; appointed first Am-
erican Ambassador to Japan, 1906,
and assumed duties, May, 1906.
Address : American Embassy, l.\,
Yenokizaka-machi, A k a s a k a ,
Tokyo, Japan.
WRIGHTSON, Lieut. - Commander
Charles A. W. (SHANGHAI), R.N. ;
in command of H.M. river gunboat
" Woodcock." Lieutenant, June 22,
1896 ; appointed to command, 1906.
Chib: Shanghai. Address : H.M.S.
" Woodcock," Shanghai, China.
WUCH'UNG-HSI (NANCHAXG), Acting
Governor • native of Shantung ;
provincial graduate. Grain Intend-
ent, Chiang-an, Nov., 1896 ; Judge,
Fukien, Sept., 1900 ; Treasurer,
Nanking, 1901; do., Chihli, May,
1902 ; Vice-Director General of
Telegraphs, Jan., 1903 ; Governor
of Honan, Jan., 1906; co-Director-
General, Imp. Granaries at North
Tungchow, Feb., 1906; ag. Governor,
Nanchang, Kiangsi province, April,,
1906, vice Hu Ting-kan, degraded
on account of Nanchang tragedy.
WUNSCH, Dr. Richard ( T o K Y o ) T
M.D. ; Physician and Surgeon; 6.
Aug., 1869. Educ.; Greifswald
University, Pomerania. House Sur-
geon of Surgical University Hosp.,
Greifswald; House Physician of
Turban's Sanatorium, Davos.
Switzerland; House Surgeon, filer-
man Hosp., Land. ; volunteer asst.
Virchow's Path. Ins., Berlin; House
Surgeon, Obst. andGyn. University
Hosp., Koni.a'sbeig, Prussia; hon.
asst. surgeon, German Hosp., Lon-
don ; Physician-in-Ordinary to H.M^
tie Emperor of Corea; appointed
M.O. to the British Embassy at
Tokyo, in 1905. Decorations • St^
Mauritius and Lazarus ; Palkua
(eight elements), Corea. Addi-rx* :
Tokyo, Japan.
WU T'ING-FANG (PKKINO), Minister
of Board of Punishments ; native
of Kwangtung. Known also as
Ng Choy; Barrister-at-law; acted as
Magistrate at Hongkong for a
time ; Sec. to Li Hung Chang ;
Minister to United States, Spain
and Peru, Nov., 1896 ; Sec., Board
of Foreign Affairs, May, 1903 ; Vice-
• President, Board of Commerce,
Sept., 1903; do., Board Of Foreign
Affairs, Dec., 1903; Minister of
Board of Punishments, 1905-6 ^
employed remodelling penal code,.
1906 ; applied for permission ta
resign, May, 1906, but permission
refused ; urged Throne to adopt
trial by jury, 1906.
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YAMAGATA, Marshal Marquis
Aritomo (TOKYO), O.M. ; Elder
Statesman, Privy Councillor.
Fought with the Imperial forces
during war of Restoration ; apptd.
Major-General and Junior Vice-
Minister of War ; promoted Lieut.-
General, 1872; Minister of War,
1873 ; Chief-of-Staff of Imperial
army during Civil War of 1877 : held
portfolios of Heine Affairs and
Justice; refonned system of local
govt. and effected sweeping judicial
reforms; visited Euiope and Am-
erica, 1888-9 ; took command of
First Army at commencement of
Chino-Japan war; cr. Marquis,
1895 ; attended Coronation of Czar
Nicholas, 1896; concluded Yama-
sata-Lobanow Convention with
Russia in connection with Corea ;
has been Prime Minister on several
occasions ; succeeded Marshal
Oyama as Chief of General-Staff
1904 ; accorded Order of Merit, May,
1906. Decorat ions: Grand Cordon;
Order of Merit. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
TAMAGATA, Isaburo (TOKYO), Minis-
ter of Communications ; ft. Dec.,
1857, at Choshu. Held various
subordinate posts in Central Gov.
and served as Governor in several
prefectures ; appointed Vice-Minis-
ter of Home Affairs, 1903; appointed
to present position, 1906. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
YAMAMOTO, Baron Admiral Goxnbei
(TOKYO), Ex-Minister of Navy; &.
Oct., 1852, at Satsuma. Lieutenant,
1880; Captain, 1886; commanded
" Takao," "Takachiho," and other
vessels ; appointed Priv. Sec. to
Minister of Navy; Vice-Minister,
1896, when was promoted Rear-
Admiral ; Minister from 1898 to 1906 ;
created Baron, 1902, is said to have
greatly influenced colleagues in
Katsura Cabinet and " elder states-
men " in regard to adopting a
resolute attitude in connection with
Russo-Japanese negotiations which
led to Japan anticipating her ad-
versary by commencing hostilities.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
YAMAMOTO, Kametaro (KOBK), Mer-
chant ; Chairman of Kobe Chamber
of Commerce ; b. Aug., 1847, at
Osaka. Is leading Japanese tea
merchant in Kobe ; did much to
open tradal relations between
Japan and Australia. Address:
Kobe, Japan.
YAMAMOTO, Tatsuo (TOKYO), Mem-
ber of House of Peers; ex-Gov. of
Bank of Japan ; b. March, 1856, in
Oita - ken. Was connected with
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Yer
educational work, 1880-82 ; in 1882,
appointed a Director of Nippon
Yusen Kaisha ; Director, Banking
Bureau in Bank of Japan, 1890 ;
Governor of Bank, 1898 ; nominated
to House of Peers, 1905. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
YAMASHINA, Prince (TOKYO), Cap-
tain in Japanese Navy ; b. July 3,
1873 ; m. Nov. 26, 1902, Princess
Tsuneko, 5th d. of Prince Shimazu.
Educ. : Germany. Was attached to
cruiser " Yakuma " during Russo-
Japanese War with rank of Jun.
Captain. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
YANG SHIH-CH'I (SHANGHAI), Vice-
Director General, China Merchants'
Co. and Chinese Commercial
Telegraphs; representative of
Shangpu, 19C6 ; recommended for
post of Associate Director proposed
Peking - Changchiak'ou (Kalgun)
Railway.
YANG TSUNG-LIEN (TIENTSIN), Supt.,
Government Cloth Factory ; native
of Kuang.su ; Director of Naval
School at Tientsin, 1885 ; strongly
recommended by Viceroy Li to post
of Taotai at Tungchow, Oct., 1890 ;
Ho-tung Tao, Shansi, March, 1897 ;
Salt Comptroller, Chihli, Sept.,
1899; resigned; rank of Metropolitan
Srd class to superintend Govt.
cloth factory at Tientsin, Oct.,
1902.
YANO, Jiro (TOKYO), Member of House
of Peers ; b. Jan., 1845, at Tokyo.
AVas appointed to suite of Envoy
sent to Europe by Tokugawa
Shogunate, 1862 ; Charge d'Affaii es
at Washington, 1872-75 ; from 187(>
to 1893, devoted himself solely to-
commercial education ; nominated
to House of Peers, 1904. Address .-
Tokyo, Japan.
YASUHIRO, Ban-Ichiro (TOKYO),.
Member of House of Peers ; b. Nov.,
1859, in Fukuoka-ken. Ethic. : Imp.
Univ., Tokyo; Cambridge, England.
Held secretaryship in Home Office
and other depts; was Chief Sec.
of Yamagata Cabinet, 1898-1900 r
Vice-Minister of Agric. and Com-
merce, 1901-19C3. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
YE02IANS, S. Cecil (KUALA LUMPUR),
B.A., Cantab. ; Journalist ; b. Feb,
15, 1876 ; m. Helen Minnie, 2nd (L
of J. T. Keyt, Kuala Lumpur,
Educ. : Northamptonshire, and
Christ's College, Cambridge,
Editor, since Feb., 1902, of the
" Malay Mail," the first daily
newspaper published in the Fede-
rated Malay States. Addresn'Kn&lA
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
YERKES, Rev. Carroll Harvey
( ICHOW-FU ), A.M. ; Clerical Mis-
sionary ; b. Aug. 18, 1876, at Phila-
delphia, Penna. ; in. July 12, 1904,
Helen Nevins Eckard. Educ. :
Lafayette Coll., Eastern, Pa. ;
Princeton Theol. Seminary. Ad-
dress : Ichow-fu, Shantung, China.
YERSEN, Dr. Alexander E. J.
( NHATRANG ), Superintendent of
Pasteur Institute of Nhatrang and
Saigon as Agent for Paris Pasteur
Institute in Indo - China ; b.
Sept. 22, 1863. Educ. : Geneve ;
Lausanne ; P.iris. Doctor for
349
Yin
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 190G-7.
Messageries Maritimes Co. (East-
ern line); assistant and collabora-
tor of Dr. Roux, Superintendent of
Pasteur Institute of Paris, in works
on diphtheric toxine and tuber-
culosis ; joined health clinic ser-
vice, Dec. 30, 1902 ; 2nd class
Surgeon-Major, Aug. 1, 1895; Su-
perintendent of Pasteur Institute
of Nhatrang, since 1898 ; Director
of School of Medicine at Hanoi,
established by Mr. Douiner. Dc-
c o rat ions : Officer of the Legion of
Honour. Publications : Works on
Bubonic Plague and Bovine
Plague. Address : Nhatrang, An-
nam, Indo-China.
YIN-CH'ANG (PEKING), ex-Minister to
Germany and Holland ; native of
Manchuria. Deputy-Lieut.-Govern-
or, Plain White Banner Corps,
spring, 1901 ; attached to Prince
Ch'un's Embassy to Germany,
July, 1901; Minister to Germany
and Holland, August, 1901; ap-
pointment renewed, Dec., 1904;
returned Peking, 1906; designated
for high position in Army Reorga-
nisation Department.
YOKURA, Lieut. -Colonel (NEW-
CHWANG), Japanese Military Ad-
ministrator; b. Sept. 15, 1865.
Educ. : Imperial Staff Coll., Tokyo.
Captain of Port Arthur Garrison
daring Chino-Japanese War ; has
travelled in interior of China and
Tonquin ; Lieut.-Colonel of In-
fantry, Imp. Japanese Army and
member of General Staff Office,
Tokyo ; Military Administrator of
Newchwang during and after the
Russo-Japanese War. Decorations :
4th lorder of Sacred Treasure, 6th
of Rising Sun. Clubs : Imperial
Military, Tokyo ; Newchwang. Ad-
dress : The Japanese Military Ad-
ministi-ation, Newchwang, Man-
churia.
YOSHI-HITO, Prince (TOKYO), H.I.H.
Crown Prince of Japan ; b. Aug.
31, 1879; 3rd s. of H.I.M. the
Emperor of Japan ; m. May 10, 1900,
Princess Sadoko, 4th d. of Prince
Kujo. Proclaimed Heir Apparent
Aug 31, 1887 ; Crown Prince, Nov. 3,
1889 ; holds military rank of Colonel
and naval of Captain ; has issue 3
sons : Princes Michi, Yasu and
Tern. Address: Aoyama Palace,
j Tokyo, Japan.
YOSHIKAWA, Viscount Akimasa
(TOKYO ), Member of House of
Peers; b. Dec., 1841, at Tokushima.
After having held various posts in
Treasury, Home Office and other
depts. appointed Gov. of Tokyo,
and later Vice-Minister of Home
Affairs; Minister of Educ., 1890;
Minister of Justice, 1893-96; Minister
of Home Office, 1891-96 ; Minister of
Communication, 1898-1900 and 1901-
1903 ; Minister of Home Office, 1904-
1905. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
YOUNG, Alfred Ernest (T
A.C.I., A.M.I.C.E., F.R.A.S.,
F.R.G.S. ; Chief Surveyor, F.M.S. ;
b. Feb. 4, 1869. Educ. : by Rev.
H. Martin, Seaham Harbour ;
Rev. J. M. Pollock, LL.D., Mid-
dleham, Yorks ; 3 years Engineer-
ing course, City Guilds Central
Institute, South Kensington :
Associate, 1887-1890. With Tangyes
Ltd., Birmingham, 1890-1891; Chief
D r a u g h t s m a n and Computer,
350
WHO'S WHO is THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
Yua
Trigonometrical Survey of Perak,
1892-1895 ; Surveyor in Charge, 1896-
1898 ; Chief Surveyor, Trigonometri-
cal Survey, 1899-1901 ; ditto" F.M.S.,
since 18')2. Publications: Papers
connected with scientific subjects
in Engineering and Surveying
in Proceedings, Inst. of C.E., and
monthly notices, R.A.S. Clubs:
New, Taiping ; Lake, Kuala Lum-
pur ; Sports, London. Address :
Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay
States.
YOUNG, Hon. Captain Arthur H.
(S I x G A P O R E), C.M.G. : Colonial
Secretary ; b. 1854. Educ. : at Edin-
burgh Academy, Rugby, and Sand-
hurst. Local Commandant, Military
Police, Kyrenia, Aug., 1878 ; assist.
Commissioner, Paphos, Nov., 1878;
Commissioner, Paphos, Sept., 1879 ;
ditto, Famagusta, Jan., 1882;
Director of Survey and Principal
Forest Officer, 1892 ; Member of
Legislative Council, 1892; Chief
Secretary, 1894; administered the
Government, July to Dec., 1895, Jan.
to April, 1898 ; sent on Special Mis-
sion to St. Vincent in connection
with relief work, Nov., 1902; Colonial
Secretary, Straits Settlements, 1906.
Club : Singapore. Address : Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
YOUNG, Robert (KOBE), Editor and
proprietor of the "Japan Chron-
icle," formerly the " Kobe Chron-
icle " ; b. 1858. After being engaged
in connection with printing and
newspaper work in Great Britain
arrived in Japan, 1885, as manager
of the " Hiogo News"; severed
connection with that journal in
1891 and started the " Kobe Chron-
icle," which was renamed the
"Japan Chronicle" in 1904; has
always strenuously upheld the
interests of the foreign community
in Japan and has done much to
conserve the interests of foreigners,
not only at Kobe, but in every
part of Japan; for six years was
honorary Secretary of the Kobe
Advisory Committee, a body of five
foreigners who are elected by the
local foreign community to voice
their views on points at issue with
the Japanese authorities ; was
presented to H.M. the Emperor of
Japan, with other members of the
Advisory Committee in 1903. Club :
Kobe. Address: Nakayamate-dori,
Nichome, Kobe, Japan.
YUAN TA-HUA (CHINAN), Provincial
Judge ; native of Anhwei. Hsing-
Oh'nan Yung Tao, Fukien, Jan.,
1904 ; Provincial Judge, Chinan-fii,
Shantung, May, 1906.
YU LANG (PEKING), Director, Court of
Imperial Entertainments; Imperial
Clansman. Noble of the Imperial
House, ninth in descent ; Director,
Court of Imperial Entertainments,
1904.
YUAN SHIH-K'AI (PEKING), Viceroy
of Chihli ; Minister of Army
Council ; native of Honan ; Hon.
Degree. Director General of Trade
and International Relations in
Corea ; Wen-Ch'u Tao, Wenchow,
May, 1893; Judge, Chihli, July,
1897 ; vacated post and appointed
Expectant Vice-Presdt. of a Board
with control of an Army Corps,
Dec., 1898 ; junior Vice-President,
Board of Works, June, 1899 ; acting
Governor, Shantung, Sept., 18991
351
Yua
WHO'S WHO ix THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1900-7.
Governor, do., March, 1900; acting
Governor - General, Chihli, etc.,
Nov., 1901 ; apptd. Junior Guardian
of the Heir Apparent, Dec., 1901 ;
decorated with Yellow Jacket,
Jan., 1902; in charge of affairs
of Northern Rail \v ay, Jan., 1902;
Consulting Minister to Council of
Government, Jan., 1902; Minister of
Army Reorganisation, July, 1903;
head of railways, China Merchants'
s.s. Co., and telegraphs; the man of
power in China at present; opposed
to boycott of American goods ;
granted privilege of wearing Sable
Robe (worn by Imperial family),
Nov., 1905.
YUAN SHU-HSUN (PEKING), Chinese
Official Service ; native of Hunan.
Prefect, Tientsin ; Ching-I-Shih
Tao, Hupei, Jan., 1901 ; Su-Sung-T'ai
Tao, Shanghai, Jan., 1901; Hsuchou
Tao, Kianghuai, Jan., 1905 ; Coun-
tenanced anti-foreign rioting whilst
Taotai at Shanghai in Jan., 1906 ;
Governor of Shuntienfu (Peking
and adjacent dists.), Feb., 1906,
significant appt. in view of attitude
towards foreigners at Shanghai.
YU-CH'ENG-KO (HUNAN), native of
Anhwei ; metrop. graduate, 1890 ;
Tai-Ping-Shuu-S.su Tao, Lungchou,
Kwangsi, April, 1904 ; Treasurer-
elect, Chihli, 1905 ; was censor in
Peking during the Boxer emeute of
1900, and gained notoriety as anti-
foreigner ; is believed to have
drawn up forged edicts ordering
missionaries to be driven out of
country, and commanding the
massacres of all foreigners through-
out Empire ; upon relief of Peking
fled to Hunan highlands.
YUNG WING (SHANGHAI), LL.D.;
Scholar and Diplomat • I. 1828 ;»>.
1S76. Educ.: Yale University, New
Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A. ; gra-
duated from Yale, 1854, being first
Chinese graduate of a foreign
University. Sent abroad by Tseng
Kuo-fan to purchase machinery
for the Kiangnan Arsenal at Shang-
hai, 1864 ; appointed Chief Com-
missioner of the Chinese Educa-
tional Mission to the United
States, 1871 : appointed Associate
Chinese Minister at Washington,
Dec., 1876 ; returned to China, 1SS2,
to submit a report of the Educa-
tional Mission to the Peking Go-
vernment ; sent to Peru in the
seventies as Chinese Commissioner
to investigate the coolie traffic,
and as a result of his report said
traffic was shortly afterwards-
abolished ; is Expectant Taotai of
Kiangsu. Publications: Chinese
translation of "Parson's Law of
Contracts," and other \\orks. Ad-
dress : Shanghai, China.
ZUMOTO, MotOSada (SEOUL), attached
to Marquis Ito's staff ; b. 1852, in
Hoki Province. Edvc. ; Sappoic>
Agric. Coll. Connected with "Japan
Mail" as translator ; afterwards in
Govt. service ; apptd. twice Priv.
Sec. to M irquis Ito ; in 1897 started
"Japan Times" at Tokyo in con-
junction with three others; acted
as Tokyo correspondent of London
" Standard " ; appointed to present
post, irtnu. Addmt: Seoul, c o ua
ADDENDA.
Following is (i supplementary list of biographies which were
cither receircd too late for proper classification, or which contain
information wliich was not available when the first f/orJiou of //a'
b'->«k went {<> press, q.v signifies f/iaf iJie biograpJiv of /he person
/o 7t'/iose name it is appended is to be found hi the main portion of
the look.
AT LAY, Lieut-Commander Har-
old T. (HONGKONG), R.N.; in
command of H M. river gun-
boat "Sandpiper." Lieutenant,
Dec, 31, 1896; appointed to
c .inmand, Jan. 1, 1904. Club .-
Hongkong. Address: H.M.S
" Sandpiper," Hongkong.
BAIN, George Murray (q r.).
Joined with the late Dr. N. B.
Dennys in starting tbe " China
Eeview," in 3872.
B
BAROLI, Nob. C. (PEKING),
Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary for
Italy. Address: Italian Lega-
tion, Peking, China.
ADDENDA.
BARRETTO, Frederic Damee
(q.v.). Elected a member of
the Japan Society, March, 1906;
appointed a Justice of the Peace
of the State of Queensland in
Commonwealth of Australia,
April 12, 1906.
BRANCO, Jose d'AzevedoCasbello
(PEKING), Env y Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary for Portugal. Address:
Portuguese Legation, Peking
China.
BREDONT, Sir Robert Edward
(q.v.). Was accorded the 2nd
class order of the Crown of
Prussia, with star, May, 1906.
C
CHANG YIN-TANG (PEKING).
Raised to rank of an Expectant
Metropolitan Officer of the 5th
grade as reward for services in
connection with Tibetan Treaty
and appointed Associate Im-
perial Commissioner with H.E .
Ta Ch'uan to investigate mat-
ters in Tibet, May, 1906.
CHENG LIANG CHENG (see:
LIANG CHENG).
CHINDA, Stemi (q.v) Resigned
from the Foreign Office and
appointed Minister to Austria,
May, 1906.
COCKBURN, Henry (q.v.). Ap-
pointed H.B.M. Consul General
for Consular District of Corea,
with residence at Seoul, June,
1906.
D
DE MELLO (see: MELLO, AN-
TONIO ALEXANDRINE GONZAGA
DE).
DOBBIE, JameThomas(PENANo),
Journalist; Sub-Editor, " Pin-
ang Gazetta " ; 6. Aprl i29,
1877; s. of James Dobbie
F.E.T.S., school master, Ayr,
Scotland ; n. of Joseph Dobbie
S.S.C., Edinburgh, ex-M P. for
Ayr Burghs ; TO. Lily, 4th d. of
late Thomas Handerson, Strat,
ford. Educ.: Ayr Grammar
ADDENDA.
School, Ayr, N.B. Joined staff
of Springham "Advertiser,"
Glasgow, as Reporter and Sub-
Editor, 1897 ; appointd Editor ;
Sprir»gham "Advertiser," at
age of 22, 1899; joined Siani
" Observer," Bangkok, as Chief
Reporter, Jan. 1, 1902;
appointed Sub-Editor, Siam
*' Observer," March, 1902 ;
joined Staff Straits "Echo,"
Penang, Sept, 23, 1904 ; acting
Sub-Editor, Straits "Echo,"
Feb. - August, 1905 ; joined
"Pinang Gazette," Penang,
Aug. 24, 1905; Sub Editor,
" Pinaug Gazette," since Jan. 1,
1908; 1st Hon. General Se-
cretary, Penang, Y.M.C.A. ;
founder and Hon. Secretary
Penang Association Football
League; M.N. of Lolge Royal
Prince of Wales, Xo. 1 555, E.O. .
Member Peuang St. Andrew's
Society. Clubs Penang Cricket.
Engineers' Institute, Penang,
Address: "Pinang Gazette"
Office, Penang.
E
ELLIS, Hem y Disney (KUCHING),
M.I.C.E., M.C.S.C.E., D.L.S.,
O.L.S.; Commissioner of Public
Worlds and Surveys, Sarawak ;
*. 1854, s. of Colonel H. D. Ellis,
•9th Regiment ; m. d. of William
Armstrong, C.E., The Priory,
Toronto, Canada. Educ: Private
School. Went to Canada, 1873,
and was employed on railway
.and private engineering work
until 1880; given position as
assistant Engineer on location
of the Ontario and Sault Ste.
Marie Railway, 1880 ; in 1882
was appointed Dominion Land
Surveyor and placed in charge
»of a portion of the 13th Base
Line Survey for Canadian
Government ; this work being
finished acted as assistant En-
gineer on the Northern Pacific
Junction Railway, and as such
located the line from Graven-
hurst to South River; transfer-
red to Chief Engineer'.s Office
during the construction of this
line,uitil 1885 ; and then join-
ed General Middleton's forces
during the N. W. Rebellion as
Lieutenant in the Douinion
1 and Surveyors' Corps ; was
present at the 3 days' fighting
and capture of Batoche for
which received Medal and
clasp; returning to Toronto,
appointel as Engineer in
Charge of adjustment and
relaying of 222 miles of track
on the N. P. J. Railway and
the N. and N. W. Railway ; left
the N. and N. W. Railway
(Canada) in 1888; then took
position on the Detroit Exten-
ADDENDA.
siuii of the Ontario and Que-
bec Bramch of the Canadian
Pacific Railway; was placed
in charge under W. T Jennings,
Chief Engineer, of the Harbour
Work at Toronto, 1SS9: ap-
}>ointed as Engineer in charge
of roadways and pavements for
the City of Toronto with Special.
Charge of Ihe Construction of
H> miles of Electric Tramway
lines and conversion of horse
car service to au electric-
service, 1890; left the post,
on completion of this work,
Feb.. 1S<V> ; after that, acted
as Engineer to the contractors
for the construction of th<-
Manitoba and Lake Dauphin
Railway (100 miles); this
work being completed, M'l
Canada for England, and was
appointed Commissioner of
Public Works and Surveys by
His Highness the Rajah of
Sarawak, 1899. Decoration .-
Medal and clasp. Clubs: Royal
Canadian Yacht : National,
London. Address: Kuching;
Sarawak. North Borneo.
GRESSON, Hon. W. J. (q.v.)
Returned to Hongkong, 190(5.
G
Appointed member of Legis-
lative C- uncil. June, HiO<5.
HAYA8H1, Gonsuke (q.r.). Ap-
pointed Minister to China,
May, 190(5.
HA YASHI, Viscount Tadasu(g.r.)
Appointment as Minister for
Foreign Affairs officially an-
nounced, June, 1906.
HEWETT, Hon. Edbert Ansgar,
(q.v,}. Appointed chairman of
the Commission to investigate
the Public Health an 1 Build-
ings Ordinance, June, l'AX> -
appointed member of the
Executive Council, June, 1900..
HUANG KAO (Peking) Chinese
IV! mister to Italy. Represented
Chinese Postal Department at
postal conference, Rome, 1900»
Address : Chinese Legation,.
Rome, Italy; Peking, China.
HUDSON, Hon. II. H. (q v.)
Accidentally killed, June, 190(5.
ADDENDA.
JONES, Frederic J. (SHANGHAI),
Queensland Government Com-
missioner of Trade ; b. 1803.
lid itc •. High School, Devonport,
England. Australian merchant
since 1882 ; three times appoint-
ed by the Queensland Govern-
ment as Commissioner of Trade
and now permanently residing
at Shanghai ; was instrumental
in obtaining the admission of
Chinese officials, merchants,and
students into Australia.-; holds
authority from the Honourable
Alfred Deakin, Prime Minister
of tli a Commonwealth, to issue
Certificates to Chinese of the
i-];isses mentioned to visit
Australia without being sub-
ject to the provisions of the
Immigration Restriction Acts,
1901-1906. Club: Shanghai.
Address : Queensland Govern-
ment Commercial Agency for
the Orient, Shanghai, China.
N
SATHAX, Major Walter Simeon
(q.v.) Errata on page LHU,
2nd column, 7th line, for
"Commission
munications."
Com-
PALLIEK, Charles Pierre (CAM-
BODGE), Resident ; Administ-
rator, 1st class; b. Dec. 28,
1 S02. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Sept, 25, 1884; Ad-
ministrator, 4th class, March
29, 1893; Administrator, 3rd
class, Jan. 12, 1894; Administ-
rator, 2nd class, Jan. 12, 1897 ;
Administrator, 1st class, Aug.
2,1900. Address:
Indo-China.
P'ANG HUNG-SHU (HUNAN),
Governor; native of Kiaugsn;
metropolitan graduate, 1880.
'I'a-Shun-Kuang Tao, Chihli,
Oct., 1898; do., Tientsin, March,
1903; Judge, Hunan, Sept.,
1903 ; Governor, do., Jan ,190(5.
ADDENDA.
P'AN WAX-TS'AI (KUEICHAU),
ex-ActingCoinniander-in-Chief;
native of Anhwei. Brigadier-
General, Hiiai-yang (Kiangsu);
Commander-in-Chief, Kuei-
chau, July, 1903 ; Acting Coni-
mander-in-Chiefj Kiangpei,
April, 1£05 ; Acting Command-
er-in-Chief, Kueichaii, May,
1905; retired, July, 1905.
PAO-FEN (HANG-CHOU), Trea-
surer; native of Mongolia.
Ch'uan-Tnng Tao, Szechwan,
Sept., 1900; Grain Taotai,
Kiangsu, Aug., 1902; Judge,
Hupeh, July, 1903 ; do., Chihli,
July, 19C3 ; Treasurer, Hang-
chcu-fu, province of Chekiang,
1905.
PAPON, Paul (SAIGON), Presi-
dent de la Com* d'Appel; I.
Juillot 27, 1853. Entree
1'Aduiinistration de la Justice,
May 9, 1881; President de la
Cour, Sept. 5, 1893. Decoration :
Chevalier de la Legion
d'Honneur. Address: Saigrn,
Indo-China.
PECK, Arthur Kenrieh (KUALA
PILAH), B. A., Cantab. ; Acting-
Assistant District Officer; 6.
Feb. 13, 1876. Passed in Law
and Malay; cadet, Federated
Malay States Civil Service,1899,
acting assistant District Officer,
Kuala Si-langor, 1900; ditto, Uln
Langat, 1£02, acting Deputy
Conservator of Forests, Selan-
gor, 1903, acting assistant
District Officer, Kuala Pilah,
since 1905. Address: Kuala
Pilah, Negri Sembilan. Feder-
ated Malay Slates.
' PEEL, William (PENANG >, B. A. ;
Straits Settlements civil ser-
vice; b. Feb. 27, 1875. E-l\«\ :
Cambridge University. At-
tached District Office, link it
Mertajam, Dec., 1897 : acting
District Officer, Nibong Tcbal,
Aug., 1895; acting District
Officer, Bukit Meitajam, Mar.,
1S99; District Officer, Province
Wellesley, South, Dec., 1901 ,
acting 2nd assistant Colonial
Secretary, May, 1£02: assistant
Colonial Secretary, 19C2-03 f
assistant Superintendent
In dian Im mi grat ion ,Sin ga p ore
1903 ; acting 2nd Magistrate,
Penan g, Feb., H05; hon.
Librarian. Penan;? Library.
A ddress : P e n a n g , S t r a i t &
fettleinents.
PENNEFATHEK, John Pyne-
(MALACCA), Surveyor. Appren-
tice, Survey Dept., Singapore,
Jan. 1, 1875; 2nd class Sur-
veyor, Dec. 1, 1878; Overseer
and Surveyor, Dec. 1, 1881 -T
District Surveyor, Oct., 1882:
transferred to Penang, Jan. 13,
1883; Chief Surveyor, Singa-
pore, July 11, 188S ; senior
Surveyor, Jan. 1, 1891; ditto,
Malacca, Oct. 25, 1893. Ad-
dress: Malacca, Straits Settl.--
ments.
i PENNEQUIN, General Theophik-
D. N. (SAIGON), Commandant
la 2e division d'lnfantei ie.
Decoration : Comma ndour dn la
ADDENDA.
Legion d' H onneur . A ddress :
Saigon, Cochin China.
PERKINS, Charles James (ULU
SELANGOR), Acting District
Surveyor, Revenue Office ; b.
Oct. 18, 1872. Surveyor in
Queensland, 1899-1904 ; Surve-
yor, Sel a ngor, 1604; 1st grade
Surveyor, Sept., ] £04; appointed
to present post, 1 £06. Address:
Ulu Selangor, Selangor, Fe-
derated Malay States.
PEUX, Marie Serge Charles
(SAIGON), Conseiller, Cotir
d'Appel ; 6. Oct. 8, 1853. Entree
rAdministration de la Justice,
Mar. 1, 1879; Conseiller, Mai
20, 1901. Address: Saigon,
Indc-China.
PHILLIPS, P. (StREMBAN), De-
puty Ccncervatcr of Forests
for Federated Malay States; b.
Oct. 30, 1873. Inspector of
Works and Foiest Ranger,
India, 189C-1897 ; assistant For-
est Officer and Conservator in
Selangor aid Pa hang, 1C 01-
1 COS ; a ctin g Deput y Con ser-
vator of Fc rests, Pahang, 1603 ;
Deputy Conseivator of Forests
for FederatedMalayStates, 1906.
Address: Seremban,Negri Sem-
l ilan, Federated Malay States.
PHILLIPS, Walter MacFarlane
(Lowm PERAK), Acting In-
spector of School; b. Sept.,
1874. Assistant Inspector of
Schools, Lai ut, 1899; appointed
present post, 19(0. Address:
Lower Perak, Federated Malay
States.
PINKNEY, Robert (TAIPING),
Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs; b. Sept. 23, 1855.
'Telegraph Inspector, Engineer-
ing Department, General Post
Office, Lor. don, Mar., 1683 ;
Sub-Inspector of Posts and
Telegraphs, Pei ak, 1890 ; acting-
Inspector of Posts and
Telegraphs, June, 18CO; Sub-
Ins- pector cf Posts and Tele-
graphs. May, 1891 ; Chief Post
and Telegraph Master, Jan..
1893; Inspector of Posts and
Telegraphs, Fatang Padarg,
Jan., 1894; Inspector Tele-
graphs, Jan., 1896; Inspector-
Accounts of Po&ts and Tele-
graphs, Mar., 1TCO; acting-
assistant Superintendent, Aug.,
1CGO; Accountant Posts and
Telegraphs, Federated Malay
States, Jan., 1905 ; Superinten-
dei.t of Posts and Telegraphs,
Taiping, 1C06. Address: Tai-
ping, PC i a V, Federated Malay
States.
rOLLACHI, Lieut. -Colon* 1 Jean
J. (BAKOI), Commandant 4e-
RegiineLt de Tirailleurs Ton,
kinois. Decoration : Officier de
la Legion d'Horneur. Address:
Fanoi, Tonliin, Indo-Chinp.
FOTTEP, Henry Yarley Teigh-
ton ( TAIPING ), Assistant
Engineer, Public Work, De-
partment; b. Jure 23, 1875. 1st
grade Engineering Draftsrran,
Director cf Works, Department
ef Admiralty, Gieat Pritain;
Fay, 1897; assistant Surveyer
\ nder the Commandant cf
ADDENDA.
Royal Engineers, Aldershot
District", Dec., 190 J ; appointed
assistant Engineer, Public
Works Department, Pei'ak,
Nov., 1901 ; assistant Engineer,
Head Quarters, Feb., 1902 ;
present post, 1903. Address :
Taiping, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
POUYMAYOU, Michel
Resident ; Administi-ator, 2nd
class ; 6. May 12, 1858. Joined
Judo-China Civil Serv.ice, Aug.,
20, 1885; Administrator, -ith
class, Jan. 1, 1893; Admini-
strator, 3rd class, Oct. 1, 1900 ;
Administrator, 2nd class, July
31, 19°3. Decoration: Officier
d' Academic. Address : Hanoi,
Tonkin, Indo-China.
PRATT, Edward (TAN JONG,
MALIM), Federated Malay,
States Civil Sarvica; b. Feb.
15, 1875. E -tiered service as
Cadet, Pahang, Oct., 1SV»S ;
acti ng assistant District Officer,
Raub, May, 1899; acting assist-
ant Collector of Land Revemi",
Kuala Lumpur, Sclangor, Feb..
1901 ; assistant District Offi-vr
Lower Perak, Jan., 1903; acting
assistant District Officer, Tan-
jong M-ilim, Sept., 1903; acting
District Treasurer, Batu (rajah ,
Jan., 1904 ; acting assistant
District Officer,Kuala Kangsar,
Perak, Nov., 1901 ; do, Tanjong
Malim, Dec., 1:104. Address:
Tanjong Malim, Perak, IV-
der.it 3d Malay States.
P'U-HSIENT (PEKING), Imperial
Clansman ; s. of Tsai-ying, and
g. s. of late Prince Tun ; mine
conferred, Nov., 1901.
P'U-WEI (PEKING), Prince
Kung, grandson of the ce-.
lebrated statesman : Inspector-
Gjneral of Troop 3, Feb., 19o ,;.
R
R AFFRAY, Francois Raoul
(HANOI), Conseiller, Cour
d'Appel ; b. Aout 20, 1857.
Entree 1'Ad ministration de la
Justice, Feb. 19, 1833. Decora-
tion : Officier d'Academie. Ad-
dress : Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-
China.
RE AY, James VcCabe (!POH),
B. A., Dublin ; acting assistant
District Officer; b. June 8, 1875.
Passed in Law and Malay :
entered Federated Malay
States Civil Service as Cadet,
1898 ; acting Treasurer and
Superintendent of Posts ami
Telegraphs, 1899 ; acting assis-
tant District Officer, Ulu
Langat, and acting assistant
Collector of Land Revenue,
Kuala Lumpur, 1900; acting
ADDENDA.
is' a.ut Dist riot Officer, ceren-
4 ih, 1901 ; acting ass: stunt
District O'ti.'er and Treasurer,
Batang Padang, 19J2 ; avting
;issi-tant District Magistrate,
'Tan jong Mali uj, 1902 ; assistant
and acting District Officer at
Kuala Kangsar, Tanjong Ma-
lim, Kiut.i, and Gopeug, 1903-
19,»4 : acting assistant District
Officer, Ipoh, 1900. Address
Jpob, Perak, Federated Malay
states.
RENTIERS, John Ba;>tist( KOHK >,
H.H.M. Vice Consul Appointed
Student Intjrpreter in Japan,
July, iir,, 18SS; 1st assistant
Aug. 10, 189S ; acting Consul
at Xags«s;iki, J89S, 1899, 1900,
.-in<l 1903: called to Bar at
Middle Temple. June 11, 1902,
Vice Consul, Kobe, 1901'. Ad-
dress: H. B. M. Cons.ilate,
Kobe, Japan.
RENT, Edniond (HvNoi\ R--
sident. Administrator, 2nd
class; b Jan. 2, 18(>5. Joined
Jnd )-China Civil Service, Jan.
29, 1890: Administrator, 4th
class, Sept. 1, 1898; Admini-
strator, 3rd class, Feb. 7, 1901 :
Administrator, 2nd cl-.iss, Jan.
1,1904: Address: Hanoi. Ton-
kin, Tnd >-China.
KI'JHAKDS, David Stanley (SE-
REMBAN), Surveyor, l=t gi'ade,
Revenue Survey Department ;
b. Jan. 27, 1874. Assistant Sur-
ve' or. New Scotland Yard, Mar.
1899: Surveyor to L.md Kegis-
tty, April, 19O3 ; 1st grade sur-
veyor, Revenue Survey Depart -
ment,VegriSembilau,May,1904.
Address: Sereaiban. NegviSom-
Itilan, l'e;lerate«l Malay States
RIDGES, Henry Cliarlt^ (KUALA.
LUMPUK>, M. A., Cantab; Pro-
tector of Chinese Selangor and
Xegri S.jmbilan ; b. March 2,
18o3. Acfng Collector, and
Magistrate, Klang, 1884 : ditto,
Ulu Selmgor, 18S5; assistant
Collector, Magistrate and Post-
master, Klang, 1887 ; acting
Collector and Magistrate,Kuala
Selangor, 18<-'8 ; Collector and
Magist)-ate, Kuala Langat, Nov.
1888; Chinese Secretary, Se-
langor, 1890; in charge of Mines
iH^part ..nent, 1891 ; acting
Government Secretary, May,
1891 ; acting Treasurer, Selang-
or, 1897: Treasurer, Knala
Lumpur. Sept, 1897 ; Protector
of Chinese, Selangor, and Negrt
Sembilaii and actiiig District
Treasurer, Kuala Lumpur.
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Se-
langor.Foderated Malay States.
RICIIAR, Colonel Joseph J. ; RIERA, Don Luis de la Ban-era
(HANOI), Commandant le 4e
Regiment d'Artillerie. Decora-
tion: Chevalier di la Logion.
d'Honneur. Address : Hanoi,
Tonkin, Tndo-China.
y (TOKYO), Envoy Extraordin-
ary and Minister Plenipotenti-
ary for Spain. Addre$8: Span-
ish Legation , 24, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
ADDENDA.
EIGBY, James (LABUT), Federa-
ted Malay States Civil Service;
b. Aug. 22, 1874. Private Se-
cretary to Mr. Justice Law,
1897 ; acting Deputy Registrar,
Supreme Court Singapore,1898 ;
acting Sheriff, Singapore, 1899 ;
Registrar of Courts, Larut,
1901 ; acting Magistrate, Larut,
1902 ; Financial Assistant,
Krian, 1903 ; acting 2nd Dist-
rict Officer, Larut, 1903. Ad-
dress •. Larut, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
RION, General Victor L.( HANOI),
Commandant, Ire Brigade d'ln-
fanterie, Decoration: Officier de
la Legion d'Honneur. Address:
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
ROBINSON, Franklyn (JASIN),
M. A.: Acting District Officer.
Educ : Durham University.
Cadet, Straits Settlements,Oct.
1903; acting Head of Malay
- College, Malay, April, 1903 ;
passed final examination in Ma-
lay, Jan., 190 -V ; acting District
Officer, Jasin. Address •. Ja;-in,
Malacca, Straits Settlements.
RODESSE, Maurice (SINGAPORE),
Sheriff and Deputy Registrar.
Private S< cretary to several
Puisne Judges and Chief Jus-
tices, Straits Settlements, from
May 20, 1889 ; Sheriff and De-
puty Registrar,Singapore since
Jan. 1, 1902. Address: Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
RO WLEY,Thomas William (BATU
GAJAH), District Treasurer; 6.
Sept. 21, 1859. Lieutenant, 2nd
Regiment,Light Infantry,R ~yal
Guernsey Niilitia, 1878; New
Zealand Regular Forces, 1885;
Land Office, Traig, 1890; assist-
ant Collector of Land Eevenue,
Matang, 1891 : acting Magist-
late, Matang, 1892: assis:ant
to District Magistiate, Kuala
Kangsar, 1893 ; acting District
Magistrate, .\ atang, 1894 ; act-
ing Superintendent < f Prisons,
1893; Demarcation Officer,1896;
assistant Collector of Land Re-
venue,Kinta, 1897; acting assis-
tant Magistrate, Tanjong Ma-
lim, 189.") ; assistant Commis-
sioner of Police, Selangor, 1899;
actiri gAs&istant of Police,Kintar
1900; assistant Collector of
Land Revenue, Stremban, 1901;.
District Treasurer, Seremban
and Batu Gajah, 1903, acting
District Treasurer, Kuala Lum-
pur and at Taiping, 1903 and
1904 ; District Treasurer, Batu
Gajah, 1906. Address: lain
| Gajah, Ferak, Federated Malay
Ptates.
RUSSELL, John ( PEKAN ), Super-
intendent of Printing Depart-
ment ; 6. Jan. 16, 18oo. Govern-
ment Planter, Selangor, Jan.r
1890 ; in charge of Govern-
ment Printing, Surgei Ujong,
Jan., 18£3 ; in charge of Govern-
ment Printii g, Negri Stmbi-
lan, 18f 6 : in charge of Govern-
ment Printing. Fahang, 1897:.
Superintendent of Printing
Dei nrtinent, Federated Malay
States, July, 19O4. Address:
Pekan, Padang, Federated Ma-
lay" States.
ADDENDA.
S
SAINTENOY, Feriiand Louis
(Lxos), Resident ; Adminis-
trator, 1st class ; b. Fob. 15,
1859. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Jan. 20, 1883;
Administrator, 4th c?ass, June
17, 1887; Administrator, 3rd
class, June 27, 1889 ; Adminis-
trator, 2nd class, July 1, 1895;
Administrator, 1st class, Sept.
1, 1898; Decoration: Officier
d'Academie. Address : Laos.
Indo-China.
SANDRE, A n g u s t e M a r i e
(ANN AM), Resident; Adminis-
trator, 2nd class ; b. Dec. SO,
1866. Joined Indo-China Civil
Service, Jan. 1, 1895; Adminis-
trator, 4th class, Jan. 1, 1895 ;
Administrator, 3rd class, June
J, 1895; Administrator, 2nd
class, Oct. I- 1900. Address:
Annam, Indo-China.
SANGUINETTI, William Roger
(KUALA LUMPUR), Federated
Malay States Civil Service ; I.
Oct. 31, 1871. Jamaica Civil
Service, 1 894 ; assistant
Engineer, Selangor, 1900 ;
Supei numera ry Engineer^
Kuala Lumpiu-, Jan., 1901 ;
acting District Engineer, Jan.,
1901 ; ditto, Klang, July, 1901 ;
acting Executive Engineer,
Klang, Jan., 1902 ; assistant
Engineer, Klang, Jure, 1902:
acting Executive Engineer,
Klang, Oct , 1903 ; assistant
Engineer, Kuala Lumpur,
May, 1904. Address: Kuala
Lumpur, Selangor, Federated
Malay States.
S ARWA R, 11 a f i z G li u 1 a in
(PENANG), Assistant Official
Assignee. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Sept., 1 897 ; acting 3rd
Magistrate, Singapore, Jan. to
June, 19CO ; and from Sept.r
19i 0 to Nov.. 1901 ; passed final
examination in Chinese, July.
1900; acting Shoiiff, Deputy-
Registrar and assistant Official
Assignee, Penang, May, 19 2.
Address: Penang, Straits
Settlements.
SASAKI, Count (TOKYO) Privy
Councillor; b. Nov , 1830, at
Tosa. Took active part in
Restoration ; since has been
connected with Imperial Court ,-
has charge of education of two
of Emperor's daughters, Prin-
cesses Tsune and Kane ; created
Count, 1884. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
SAVAGE, Victor Laurent ( HOI-
HOW), H B. M. Vice Consul.
Appointed Student Interpreter
in China, Aug. 29, 1894 ; acting
Chief Clerk to Supreme Coiirt,
Shanghai 1897 to 1898 ; acting-
Consul at Swatow, 1899 and
1900 ; acting Consul at Pakhoir
1900 to 1901 ; promoted 1st
class assistant, April 5, 1902;
acting Consul at Wuhu, 1902
and 1903: vice Consul, Han-
ADDENDA.
kow, 1903; vice Consul at
Iloihow, 1906. Address : H. B.
M. Consulate, Hoihow, China.
SCOTT, James (CANTON), I S. O.;
H. P. M. Consular Service ; 1st
Student Interpreter in China,
1872 ; 1st class assistant, 18S6 ;
Vice-Consul in charge of ship-
ping business, Shanghai, 1892 :
Senior Vice-Consul, 1893 ; Con-
sul, Chinkiang, 1898; Swato»v,
1899; I. S. 0. 1905; Consul-
General, Canton, 1902; resigned
May, 1906 Address: c/o of
Foiei'gn Office, London
SCOTT, Ealph (PENANG), B A.
London Uni versity ; Official
Assignee; b. Feb. 26, 1874.
Cadet, Straits Settleuients.Nov.
1 895 ; acting Collector of Land
Revenue, Singapore, Mar. 1897 ;
passed final examination, in
Malay, Sept, J897 ; acting
District Officer, Malacca, Sept.
1897; confirmed, Aug., 1898;
appointed to class I.V, Jan,
1903: acting District Officer
Dindings April, 1903; act:ng
OfhY-ial Assignee and Sheriff,
Penang. Address -. Penang,
Straits Settlements.
SECRETA N, Lieut. -Commander
Edward (SHANGHAI), E, N. ; in
Command of IT. M. river gun-
boat " Teal." Lieutenant,
June 30, 1899; appointed to
command, April 7, 1 905. Club :
Shanghai. Address -. H.M.S.
" Teal," Shanghai.
I S E - L E N G- - 0 , Lieut-General
(PEKING), native of Manchuria.
Deputy Lieut .-General, Plain
Yellow Banner Corps, Dec.,
1 £ 90 ; Capt -General of Guards,
Red Banner Corps, March,
1894 ; Commissioner, Equip-
page, Depfc., 1896; Military
Lieut., Governer, Jehol, Sept.,
: 898 ; ordered to Peking, 1 902
Lieut. - General. Plain Red
Banner Corps, Jan., 1903.
SE-P'U-CHEXG-E, Tartar Gen-
eral (NING-HSIA), native of
Manchuria. Military Lieut. -
Governor, Ning-hsia, Dec.,
1895 : Tartar General, do.,
June, 1900.
SESTIER. Henri Victor (Vixn),
Resident ; Administrator, 1st
class ; b. Oct. 25, 1857. Joined
Indo-China Civil Service, Aug.
11, 1882; Administrator, 4th
class, Dec. 31, 18S9 ; Admini-
strator, 3rd class, July 14,
1893 ; Administrator, 2nd class,
Jan. 1, 1895: Administrator,
1st class, Jan. 1, 1903. Ad-
dress : Vinh, Province of Nghi-
an, Annam, Indo-China.
SEVERN, Cland (KUALA LUM-
PUK), B. A. ; Assistant Secretary
to Resident-General : b. Sept.
9, 1869. Educ: Cambridge;
Passed in Law ani Malay .
employed in Librarian's De-
partment. Foreign Office,
London, 1891-1892; Privat.-
Secretary to the Governor of
Straits Settlements, 1894 ;
acting M^gistrat:1, Kuala Lum-
ADDENDA.
pin-, 1908 ; assistant Secretary
to Resident General, acting-
Magistrate, and Registrar of
Courts, Kuala Lunipur, Aug.,
intM. Address: Kuala Lum-
pur, Selangor, Federated Ma-
lay States.
SHAKU, Unsho (TOKYO), Bud-
dhi t Abbot; b. 1827, in
Shimane-ken. Chief abbot of
Mejho Tempi", Tokyo. Ad-
dress •. Tokyo, Japan.
frIIAO CHI-CIIENG (KUEICHOU),
Treasurer; native of Fukien ;
met rop. graduate, 1868. Liter-
ary Cham ellor, Szechwan, Feb.,
1888 ; Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat ; Kuei-hsi Tao.;
Kueichou, Mar., 1888 ; Judge-
Kueichou, July, 1895 ; Trea-
surer, Fe ., 1896.
SHAW, George Ernest (KRIAN),
B. A. : Acting assistant District
Officer; b. Jan. 5, 1877. Educ:
Dublin. Passed in Law and
Malay ; acting assistant Col lee,
tor of Land Revenue, Larut-
and Inspector of Mines, and
Collector of Land Revenue,
Krian, 1901 ; acting assistant
District Officer Krian, 1905.
Address : Krian, Perak, Feder-
ated Malay States.
SHEFFIELD, John Newton (TAi-
PINQ), Federated Malay States
Civil Service ; b. Dec. 11, 1873
Surveyor in Trigonometrical
Survey Department, 1896-1901.
Surveyor under FederalGovern-
ment, 1902; acting 'at Tailing,
Perak, 1900. Address : Taipiug,
Perak, Federated Malay States-
SHELLEY, Malcolm Bond (KUA-
LA LUMPUR), Federated Mala
States Civil Service ; b. July, 8,.
1879. Passed in Law and
Tamil; cadet, Selangor, 1902;
actg. assistant Superintendent
of Immigrants under the Fe-
dei al Government, 1905 ; ap-
pointed assistant secretary to-
Resident, Selangor, May, 1906,
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Sel-
angor, Federated Malay States.
SHENG-YUN(SHENsi),Governor-
General; native of Mongolia.
Grain Taotai, Sheusi, Feb ,
1899; Judge, Shensi, May, 1900;
Treasurer, Kansu, Sept., 1900 ;
do., Shaiisi, Oct., 1900; do.,
Shensi, April, 1901 ; acting
Governor, Shensi, April, 1901 ;
do. June, 1901 ; Governor of
Kiangsi, Dec., 1904 (did not
proceed) ; Lieut -General, Cha-
kar, January, 1905; Governor:
General, Fukien, Feb., 1905;
Governor-Genl., Shensi-Kansu,.
April, 1905.
SHIBA, Shiro (TOKYO) ; Publicist
and Author ; 6. at Aizu, 1852..
Educ. : in America. Appointed
Private Secretary to Minister
of Agric. and Comm., 1886;
Vice-Minister of same Dept.,-
1898; has frequently been
elected to the Lower House.
Publications : " Kazino-Kigu "
a political novel, etc. Address .--•
Tokyo, Japan.
ADDENDA.
SHIBUSAWA, Baron Yei-ichi
(TOKYO), Merchant; b. Mar.,
1340, in Saitama-ken. Took
service under Shogunate in its
declining days and visited
Europe, 1867-1868, in company
with a Tokngawa Prince ; on
•establishment of Imperial
Government, was appointed
to Treasury ; resigned, 1873 ;
founded 1st Bank, in 1873;
Chairman cf Tokyo Chamber of
Commerce from its inaugura-
tion, till 1905 ; created Baron,
1900. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
SHIGENO, An-yeki (TOKYO),
Doctor of Literature, Member
of House of Peers; b. Oct.
1827, at Satsuma. Was form-
erly Professor of Tokyo
University; is distinguished
Chinese classical scholar and
historian. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
SHIH-NIEN-TSU (KUANGSI),
Asst. Military Governor; native
of Kiangsu. Taotai, Kansu,
Feb., 1872 ; Judge Kansu, Feb.,
1877; Judge, Yunnan, Oct.,
18S4 ; Treasurer, Kueichou,
Dec., 18S7 ; Judge, Yunnan,
Sept., 1889; Governor, Kwang-
si, July, 1895 ; cashiered, Oct.,
1897; Dept. asst. Military
Governor, famine relief duty in
lovv^er Manchuria, July, 1905.
SHIMAJI, Mokurai (TOKYO),
Buddhist priest; I. Feb., 1837,
at Suwo. As young man took
part in religious reform in
Japan ; now advocate of female
education and propagandist of
Buddhist doctrine J. Publica-
tions : " Fundamental Points of
the Buddhist Sects," and other
works. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SHIMODA, Utako (TOKYO),
lady educationalist. Was in
Japanese Government anl
Court service ; founded a pri-
vate girls' school, 1895 ; on
founding of Peeress's School,
was appointed instructor, and
was promoted President of
Peeress's Section, April, 1908
upon that institution being
placed under the same manage-
ment as the Peer's School; is
noted for ability in composing
sonnets. Address : Tokyo,
Japan .
SCHODA, Heigoro (NAGASAKI),
Merchant ; b. in Oita-ken. En-
tered the Mitsu Bishi firm soon
after its inception ; now in
charge of Nagasaki Dockyard
owned by that firm. Address :
Nagasaki, Jap in.
SHOU-CH'I, Capt.-General (PE-
K.ING), native of Manchuria;
Imperial Clansman; uietrop.
graduate, 1882, (Secundus.)
Sub-Reader Hanlin; Expositor
Hanlin, May, 1893 ; Chief Su-
pervisor, Imperial Instruction,
March, 1894: Sub- Chancellor,
Grand Secretariat, Oct., 1894;
acting Vice-Presdt., Board of
Ceremonies, Sept., 1898; Vice-
Presdt., Mongolian Suparinten-
dency, Sept., 1900; Deputy
Lieut.-Ganeral, Plain White
ADDENDA.
runner Corps, Dec., 1900; do.
Bordered Blue, Dec., 1904;
Vice-Presdfc , Civil Office, Feb.,
1905; Presdt., of Censorate
July, 1905 ; Capt.-Generai Bor-
dere 1 Rad Mongol Banner
Corps, Feb., 19^6.
SHOU-HSUN (PEKING), Acfng
Vice-Presdt., Board of War ;
native of Mongolia. Tartar-
General, Kirin, 1904; acting
Fenior Vice-Presd*\, Board of
War, 1905.
SIMLA, Gentaro (TOKYO), Vice-
President of Hypothec Bank of
Japan; b. 1868. Educ : Imp.
Univ. Was Director of In-
dustrial Bureau, Dept. of
Agric., and Comm. but resigned
in 1898 ; appointed to present
position 1902. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
SIMMONS, James William (SER-
EMBAN), Assistant Collector of
Laud Revenue ; b, July 29,
1877. Passe I in Law and
Malay ; cadet at Negri
Sembilan, 1903 ; in charge of
Treasury, Seremban, 1901 ;
acting assistant District Officer,
Tampin, 1901 ; acting Secretary
to Sanitary Board, 1902 ; acting
Inspectors of Schools and
acting Secretary to School
Board, 1904 ; assistant Collector
of Land Revenue, Seremban,
1905. Address: Seremban,
Negri Sembilan, Federated
Malay States.
S1RCOM, Harold Sebastian (Um
LANGAT), M.A. ; acting assis-
tant District Officer; b. Sept.
22, 1878. Educ.: Victoria.
Manchester. Passed in Law
and Malay ; cadet at Selangor,
1902 ; acting Harbour Master,
Port Dickson, 1904; acting
assistant Secretary to Resident
of Selangor, 1904; acting
assistant District Officer, Ulu
Langat, 1906. Address : Ulu
Langat, Selmgor, Federated
Malay States.
SMITH - STEINMETZ , Gerard
Archibald (PENANG), Magi-
strate. Educ: Stonyhurst
College. Cadet, Straits Settle-
ments, Oct-., 1902 ; in charge of
Straits Settlements Immigra-
tion Depot, South India, June,
1904; passed final examination
in Tamil, July, 1904; acting
3rd Magistrate, Penang, 1906.
Address: Penang, Straits Set-
tlements.
I SMITH, Sydney Richard (KUALA
LUMPUR), F.M.S. Civil Service;
b. Jan. 9, 1875. Joined service
as assistant Engineer; Public
Works Department, Klang
1900; District Engineer, Ulu
Selangor, 1901 ; assistant En-
gineer, Kuala Lumpur, 1902 ;
acting Executive Engineer, 3rd
Grade, 1903 ; acting Executive
Engineer, 2nd Grade, 1904.
Address : Kiiala Lumpur, Sel-
angor, Federated Malay States.
SODA, Kinsaku (YOKOHAMA),
Merchant; b. Oct, 1850, at
ADDENDA.
Kozuke. Founded the Soda
Bank, 189<>. Address-. Yoko-
hama, Japan.
BOG A, Viscount Sukenori (TOKYO)
Lieut.-General (retired), Pre-
sident of Nippon Rly. Co , and
member of House of Peers ; l>.
Nov., 1843, in Saga-ken. Was
Commander of a Brigade in
Civil War of 1877 ; subsequent-
Divisional Commander at
various places : was Vice-Chief
of General Staff ; created Vis-
count, 1884 : retired from active
service, about 1887, was chief
military tutor and aide do
camp to Crown Prince: member
of Upp r House, since 1801.
Address: Tokyo,, Japan.
SONODA. Kokichi (ToKvoi.
banker: h. Jan. l^S. at Sat-
suma. Entered Jap. Foreign
office as. clerk, 1871: was in
.Loi.don Ifi years, first as Cons ul,
later as (Consul Genera! : elected
President of Yokohama Specie
Bank, 1890; President of 15th
Bank, since 189S. Add.w* :
Tokyo, Japan.
STAFFORD, George May (!'KK-
AX), Supt. of Revenue Surveys :
fc. May 7, 1861. Surveyor New
South Wales, 1881; Surveyor,
Selangor, ]889-lb92; acting
chief Surveyor, 1892 ; Superin-
tendent of Surveys, Pahang,
1 S99 ; Superintendent of Reve-
nue Surveys, Pahaug, 1901.
Address : Pekan, Pahang, Fe-
derated Malav States.
STEADMAX. Vincent (SINGA-
PORE), A. K. I K, A ; Straits
Settlements < ml Service; //.
March 8, 1&7-"). Appointed
Architecttiral Assistant, Sing-
apore, 1904. Address: Sing-
arere, Straits Si tllcmcnts
STEPHENS, A rt hnr L! igh
(KiALA LUMPUR), Deputy
Conservator of Fore:-ts ; b. Oct.
81, 18">5. Asst. Indian Immig-
ration Agent, 1892; acting
Supt, of Govt. Plantations,
189o: asst. Indian Immig-ratioii
Agent. 18<>r,: lArest Officer,
1895 ; Deputy Conservator of
Forests Selangor. Addt-fss:
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Fede-
rated Malay States.
STEVENSON, Alexander Meiu
(KUALA LUMPUR), Assistant
Engineer, Federated Malay
States Railways : ft. Jan. 12,
1875. Asst. Engineer Selangor
Govt, rvaihvays, Selangor, 1902;
asst. eng. F. M. 8. Railways.
19U.j. Address : Kuali Lumpur.
Federated M»!ay States.
STONOR, Oswald Francis
LANGAT), District Officer: //.
June 3, 1872. Acting Private
Secretary to H. E. &ir C. C.
Smith, 1890; acting Extra
Assistant to Senior District
Officer, Klang, 1802; acting
District Officer, Ulu Langat,
1903 ; District Officer, Ulu Lan-
gat, 190k Address: Ulu Lan-
gat, Selangor, Federated Ma-
lay State .
ADDENDA.
STOKES, A. G. (HONGKONG),
Share and General Broker,
lesident in Colony over 20
yeirs. Club: Hongkong. Ad-
dress: Prince's Buildings,
Hongkong.
STONE Y, Bowes Ormonde (TAi-
PING), F.M.S. Civil Service; b.
Dec. 4, 1878. Passed in Law
and Malay ; nppointed cadet
at Perak, in F.M.S. Civil Ser-
vice, 1002; acting Secretary,
Kinta Sanitary Board, 1903;
acting District Treasurer, Batu
Gajali, Perak, 1904; acting
assistant Commissioner of
Police, Taiping, 1C06; assist-
sec. to Residtnt, May, 1906.
Address: Taiping, Perak, Fe-
derated Malay States.
SUGARS, John Charles (KUALA
LIPIS), B. A. ; Dublin ; Assist-
ant District Cfficer; b. Mar. 1,
1875. Appc inted Cadet, Perak,
Nov. 1898 ; acting Collector of
Land Revenue, Lower Perak,
Jan. 1899; acting Magistrate,
Seremban, Oct. 1904; assistant
District Officer, Kuala Lipis,
Pahang, 19C6. Address : Kua-
la Lipis, Pahang, Federated
Malay States.
SUGI, Kyoji (TOKYO), LL. D. .
b. 1828, at Nagasaki. One of
earliest statisticians of Japan;
left Govt. service, 1883; has
since devoted himself to stati-
stical stiidy. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
SULUTAI, Lieutenaiit.-Genoral ;
(CH'ENGTU), native of Mongo-
lia. Deputy Lieut- Genera1,
Ning-hsia. April, 1889; do.,
Yellow Hanner Corps, Nov.,
1895 ; do., Mi-Yuan Hsion,
December, 1896 ; do., Bordered
White Banner Corps, March,
1898 ; Plain Red Banner Corps,
April, 1900 ; do., Ch'engtu.
SUTER, William Cha\ (SINGA-
PORE), Assistant Master of
Government English Schools,
Singapore, Nov. 22, 1884 ; Chief
Clerk, Colonial Secretary's
Office, July, 1883; Shorthand
Reporter to Legislative Coin-
cil, in addition to other duties,
July 1, 1897. Address: Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements.
SUMITOMO, Kichiziemon (OSA-
KA), Banker ; 6. Dec., 1864, at
Kyoto. Forroerly sat ii. flouso,
of Peer.'; part owner of Stimi-
tomo Rank and is interested
in copper mining and smelting
and coal mining. Address :
Osaka, Japan.
SUMNER, Henry (|P E K A N ) ,
Assistant Commissioner of
Police; b. June 5, 1861. Ap-
pointed Inspector of Police,
Pekan, 1889 ; Officer in Charge
and acting Superintendent of
Police, Pahang, 1891-1896 ;
Chief Inspector cf Police,
Pahang, 1897 ; assistant Com-
missioner of Police, Pahang^
1COO. Address : Pekan, Pahan g'.
Federated Malay States.
ADDENDA.
SUN PAO CHI, Ivlmistor to
Franca, June, 1902; retired
Dec., 1003.
SUN SHiri TTNG. Expec'ant
Prefect of Kwangtung; Consul-
Ganural Designate to Sin Ta-
pore, March, 1^08
SUZUKI, Tozaburo (TOKYO),
M. P. ; President of Japan
Sugar Refining Co. ; b. Nov ,
18 5, in Shizuoka-kan. Inven-
tor of candy m mufacturing
madr.no, lemonada manu-
facturing proc9ss, sugar
lefining machine, et3. ; started
a sugar refinery in 1895 ;
member Lower Housj, 1003.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
SWKN"EY, Eclwird (SERKMBAN),
Actg. Superintendent Revenue
Surveys; 6. Dec, 6 1862.
Surveyor, Ordnance Depart-
ment, Great Britain, 1877-98 ;
District Surveyor, Negri Sem-
bilan, 1898 ; appointed to
present position, 1934. Address •.
Seremban, Negri Senibilan,
Federated Mnlay States.
SWETTENHAM, James Parry
( KUALA LUMPUR), Assistant
Engineer; 6. April 9, 1875.
Junior Assistant, on Kumasi
Extension, Gold Coast, 1901 ;
Assistant Engineer, Headquar-
ters Staff, Public Works
Department, Selangor, 1902.
Address : Kuala Lumpur, Selan-
gor, Federated Malay States.
SWIFT, Joseph Arthur (SEREM-
BAN), P>. Sc, ; assistant Engi-
neer ; b. Dec. 10, 1878.
Engineering C.idet, Tasmania,
1S96 ; assistant Engineer,
Railway Construction, Tas-
mania, 193D ; assistant Engi-
neer, Public Works Department,
Negri Sembilan, 1904. Address :
Seremban, Negri Sembilan,
Federated Malay States.
TAKAGI,Toyozo (TOKYO), LL.D.;
Member of House of Peei's ; 6.
May, 1852, at Tamba. Was
Vice-Minister of Justice, until
1898 ; since then has been
j ractising law. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
TAKAITASHI> Sakuyei (TOKYO),
LL.D. b. in Nagano-ken.
Educ. -. Imp. Univ., Tokyo ; in
England, 1897-3901. Was legal
advi-er to Adrn. Ito, Com-
mander of Combined Squadrons
in the Japan-China War ; now
Prof, of Imp. Univ., Tokyo.
Publications -. Several works on
international law. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
ADDENDA.
TAKAMATSU, Toyokichi
(TOKYO), Post or of Engineer-
ing; b. in Tokyo, Sept., 1852.
Edus. : England and Germany,
1879-1884. Was Prof, of
Imp. Univ., Tokyo, and Patent
Comptroller ; Managing Direc-
tor of Tokyo Gas Works, since
1903. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TAK4MURA, Ko-un (TOKYO),
Art Commissioner to Imp.
Household; b. Feb., 1852, at
Tokyo. Is master glyptist ;
has been Frof. of Cov. Fine
Art School at Uyeno ; under-
took the casting of figure of
"Nanko" erestel in front of
Imp. P.tlace and also that of
the elder S.iigo in Uyeno P<irk.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TAKASHEMA. Kay em >n (YOKO-
HAMA) ; Merchant ; b. Tokyo,
Nov., 1832. Is a millionaire;
engaged in import business
oarly in Meiji era ; was thrown
into prison on charge of having
dealt with foreigners without
permission; during confine-
ment devoted lonely hours to
investigation of Japanese art
of "divination"; on being
released, resumed business,
country having been in mean-
while opened to foreign inter-
course; was one of founders
of Yokohama Gas Works;
formerly President of Hok-
kaido-'l'anko Rly. and other
business concerns. Address:
Yokohama, Japan.
TAKETOMI, Tokitoshi (TOKYO),
M.P.; b. Des., 18 J5. His been
member of Low r House since
fir-t session, 1890; appointed
Director of Cornm. and Indus-
trial Bureau, Dept. of Agric.
and Comm., 1898-18;)7 ; later
Chief Secretary of- Cabinet.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
TA-KUEI, (ALTCHUK'U), Lieut.-
Governor; native of Manchu-
ria. Deputy Lieut.-Governor,
Mukden, July, 1901; Ditto,
Altchuk'u September, 19 )1.
TALBOT, Freleric William
(TAIPING), Revenue Auditor ;
b. Sept. 3 >, 1865. Accountant,
Perak Sikhs, Perak, 1891;
assistant Auditor. 1893 ; acting
Stat3 Auditor, 1894 ; Ravanua
Auditor, Selan^or, and acting
Revenue Auditor, Perak,
Federated Malay S bates, 1903 ;
acting Chief Aulitor Central
Audit O3ic3, March, 190 i;
Revenue Auditor, Taiping,
Perak, 1908. Address: Taiping,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
TAN ABE, Sakuro( KYOTO), Doctor
of Engineering, Prof., Imp.
Univ., Kyoto ; b. Nov , 1832, at
Tokyo. Edus. : Gov En-
gineering Coll. Was commis-
sioned by Kyoto Local Offic3
to t\ke charge of work of
connecting Lake Biwa with,
river Kamo by canal, whicb.
wa« susc^ssfu'ly carried out,
1810* was Prof, of Imp. Univ.,
Tokyo; subsequently Engineer
ALDENDA.
to Hokkaido Government ; has
been Prof, of Imp. Univ ,
Kyoto, since 1900. Address:
Kyoto, Japan.
TANAKA, Gentaro (KYOTO),
Member of House of Peers ; b.
Jan ., 1 853, in K yoto-f u. Sat in
Lower House on several occa-
sions ; is connected with most
leading business establish-
ments of Kyoto. Address:
Kyoto, Japan.
TANAKADATE,Aikichi(ToKYo),
Doctor of Science; b. Sept.,
1856inlwate-ken. Educ.: Imp.
Univ , Tokyo ; England and
Germany. Is Prof, of Imp.
Univ., Tokyo ; a specialist in
seismology. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
TANG CHING CHUNG (KiANG-
su), Literary Chancellor ; nat ive
of Kwangsi; metrop. graduate,
1871. Sub-Chancellor, Grand
Secretariat, Nov., 1893 ; Vice-
Presdt., Board et' Ceremonies,
Oct , 1897 ; Literary Chan-
cellor, Kiangsu, 1904.
TANG SHOU-MING, (KWANG-
SI), ex-Treasurer; native of
Hunan. Lin-An-K'ai-Kuaiig
Tao, Yunnan, Sept., 1887 ;
Judge, Yunnan, July, 1895;
Treasurer, Yunnan, Oct., 1 897 ;
Treasurer, Anhwei, July, 1898:
do., Kwangsi, 1901 ? cashiered,
July, If 03.
TEBBITT, Eobert fheodore
(CANTON), H. B, BT. Vice-
Consul. Appointed Student
Interpreter in China, March
1, J 898 ; ag. Consul at S\vatowr
1900; eg. Consul at Swatow,
1903; ag. Consul at Canton,
1906. Address : II. B. M.
Consulate, Canton, China.
TERAO, Hisaslii (TOKYO), D. Sc.;
Prof, of the Imp. Univ., Tokyo.
b. Sept., ]855, at Fukuoka
Educ. : in France, 1879-1883.
Has occupied present position,
since 1884 ; is also Director
of Gov. Observatory at Tokyo.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
TERAO, Torn (TOKYO), LL.D. ;
Prof, of Imp. Univ., Tokyo ; /*.
Dec., 1858, at Fukuoka. Edur. •
Imp. Univ., Tokyo ; at Brus-
sels, 1892-1895. Is nuthority
on international law ; ji »./<?, vs* .-
Tokyo, Japan.
TETART, Lieut-Colonel Georges
L. A. (HANOI), Commandant,
lie Regiment d'Infanterie
Coloniale. Decoration : Officier
de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address: Hanoi, Tonkin. I ride -
China.
TEYUN, Lieut.-General (PE-
KING), native of Mongolia.
Lieut. -General of Gendarmerie.
Peking, Oct., 1897; vacated
post, Jan., 1899; Dep. Lieut.-
General, Plain Blue Bordered
Banner Corps, Aug., 1899.
THOMSON, Henry WagstuftV-
(KVANTAN), District Officer; /..
ADDENDA.
'Feb. 22, 1874. Passed in Ma-
lay ; entered Federated Malay
States Civil Service as Cadet,
Selangor, 1896; acting assist-
ant Collector of Land Revenue,
Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 1899 ;
acting assistant District officer,
Serendah, April, 1900 ; District
Officer, Kuantan, Pahang,
June, 1900; seconded for ser-
vice in Kelatitan, Siam, 1903 ;
District Officer, Kiiantan, 1900.
Address •. Kuantan, Pabang,
Federated Malay States.
THORPE, William Peter ( KUALA
LUMPUR), Revenue Auditor ;
b. Oct. 31, 1856. Clerk in Fin-
ancial Office, Public Works
Department, Perak, 1885-1889 ;
assistant Treasurer, Larut,
1889 ; acting assistant Trea-
surer and Customs Officer,
Lower Perak, 1890; assistant
Auditor, Perak, 1892 ; District
Treasurer, etc., Kinta, 1893 ;
acting Auditor, Negri Sembi-
lan, 1895 ; Magistrate, Sereni-
ban, Oct., 1895 ; Officer in
Charge of the State, 1899;
States Auditor, 1901 ; Revenue
Auditor, 1903 ; acted as Reven-
ue Auditor in Perak and Se-
langor, 1903; Revenue Audi-
tor, Federated Malay States,
Kuala Lumpur, 1906. Address :
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fe-
derated Malay States.
THUREAU, Clement Desire
Henri (THAI-BINH), Resident ;
Administrator, 1st class ; b-
May 9, 1845. Joined Indo-Chma
Civil Service, March 17, 1886 ;
Administrator, 4th class,
March 17, 1886; Administrator,
3rd class, March 27, 1883;
Administrate!', 2nd class, Oct.
6, 1 897 ; Administrator, 1st
class, Aug. 2, 1900. Decoration :
Officier d'Academie. Address :
Thai-Binh, Province of Thai-
Binh, Tonkin, Indo-^hina,.
T'ING-CHIEH (JEHOL), Lieut.;
Governor ; native of Manchuria ;
metrop. graduate, 1876. Pre-
fect, Jehol, Dec., 1886; Yo-
Ch'ang-Li Tao, Hunan, Feb.,
1893 ; Governor of Mukden,
Ju'y, 1897; Treasurer, Chihli,
Oct., 1898; left Peking, July,
1900; Civil Governor, Mukden,
Nov., 1903 ; Lieut-Governor,
Jehol Territory, Dec., 1905.
TING T'1-CH'ANG (KWANG-
TUNG), ex-Treasurer ; native of
Kueichau ; s. of Ting Pao
Chen; Prefect, Shansi, 18=54;
Salt Intendent, Shansi, Kung-
Ch'in-chieh Tao, Kansu, Nov.,
1889; Judge, Kansu, Nov.,
1895; Treasurer, do., Dec.,
1898; do., Kwangtung, Dec.,
1898 ; resigned, 1903.
TOD, Logan (KUALA SELAN-
GOR), Assistant Engineer,
Public Works Department ; b.
Jan. 10, 1875. Assistant Rail-
way Engineer, Taiijong Malim
Extension, 1899; assistant
Engineer, Public Works De-
partment, Klang, 1900 ; Execu-
tive Engineer, Selangor,
ADDENDA.
1 9 0 1 -, assistant Engineer
Selangor, 1903; assistant
Engineer, Public Woiks De-
partment, Kua'a Selangor.
Address: Kuala Selangor,
Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
TOURKE, Leon ( HANOI), Coun-
seiller Cour d'Apj: el, adminis-
traiion. de la Justice; b. June
13, 1858. Entree 1'adininistra-
tion, Nov. 24, 1882. Address :
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
TOWNLEY, Edmund Francis
(KUALA SELANGOR,), District
Officer; 6. November 18, 1866.
Surveyor, JVines Department,
Fahang, I860; acting District
Officer, Temerloh, 1S94; Ins-
pector of RJ ines, Ulu Selangor,
1896; District Officer, Temer-
loh, Pahang, 1899; District
Officer,Kua!a Selangor, Selang-
or, 1902. Address : Kuala Se-
langor,Federated Malay States.
TOYOKAWA, Ryohei (TOKYO),
Banker; b. 1852,atTasa. Educ.:
Keogijiku, Tokyo. Has charge
of Mitsu-Bishi Banking Dept.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
T&'AI CHUN (PEKING), Chinese
Official Service ; native of
Kiangsi ; hon.deg, Su-Sung-T'ai
Tao, Shanghai, October, 1C97 ;
vacated post, November, 1899;
given Expectant rank of 4th
grade and appointed Minister
to Japan, July, 1S01 ; Reader,
Grand Secretariat.
TSAI-TA'O, Duke, (CHINGCHOU),
Imperial Duke of 4th degree ;
brother of the Emperor;
Imperial Clansman; Tartar
General, Chingchou (Hupeh),
Feb. 1906.
TSAI-YING, Lient.-General
(PEKING) s. of Prince Chung ;
Lieutenant-General, Bordered
Yellow Banner Corps ; Supt.
of Customs, Feking, Augustr
1894 ; Lieut.-General, Bordered
Red Banner Corp?, July, 1895 ;
degraded, August, J900, and
handed over to Imperial Clan
Court for incarceration, Dec.,
1900.
TS'EN CH'UN-MING, (Kui-
c H E o u ) , acting Governor,
native of Kwangsi; s. of late-
Viceroy TV en Yii-ying. Grain
Intendent, Hupeh, March,
1893 ; transferred without em-
ployment, Oct., 1898; Han-
Huang-To Tao, Hankow,
spring, 1901; Jud^re, Hupei,
July, 1903; acting Governor,
Kuicheou, October, 1905.
TSENG-CH'I, Tartar Genera^
(MUKDEN), native of Man-
churia. Military Deputy
General, Tsitsihar, Sept , 1S90;
Tartar General, Foochow, Dec.,
1897 ; do., Mukden, May,
1899; do., Nanking, NoveiuVor,
1900, but did not proceed.
TSENG KUANG YUNG (PEK-
ING), native of Hunan. £«'cond
cla?s Sec , Board of Punish-
ADDENDA.
ments ; nephew of Marquis
Tseng ; attached to Prince
Ch'un's Special Mission to
Germany, 190 '.
.TSO HSIAO-T'UNG (PEKING),
Acting Governor; native of
Hunan ; provincial graduate.
Sub-Director, Coiut of Sacri-
ficial Worship, 1904 ; acting
Governor of Taking, Dec., 1905.
TSBUOI, Shrgoro (TOKYO), D.
Sc.; Prof, of Imp. Univ., Tokyo ;
b. Jan, 1863, at ToKyo. Is
greatest authority on anthro-
pology in Japan ; has made,
researches regarding Ainu and
Korobcckle races which awa-
kened wide interest in scientific
circles of the world. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
T S U J I , Shinji (TOKYO), Edu-
cationalist, Member of House
of Peers; 6. Jan., 1642, in
Nagano - ken. "Was 'Vice-
Mil ister of Education till
I8£G; ctannran cf Ecucatkn
Association of Japan. Address :
Tokyo, Japan.
TUNG IU-HSTANG, General
( KANSU), native of Kansu.
Brigadier-General, Akeu, Feb.,
IfcfcO; CcniEF.rc(r in Chief,
Ka&hgar, Jure, )8SO ; Con inan-
der in Chief, Karsu, Jan., 18<JG;
head cf the Eoxeis, 1CCO;
degraded, ) eb., 1C01 ; retired,
into recesses cf Kansu ; was
suggested as Coirruander of
Troops in Ka sugar in July,
1605, to suppress discontent in
Chinese Turkestan.
U
UNO, Dr. Hogara (TOKYO),
Doctor of Medicine; b. Oct.,
1850, in Shizuoka-ken. Ednc. :
in Germany, 1889-1892. For-
merly, Prof, of Imp. Univ.;
now practising privately.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
UN-NO, Shomin (TOKYO), Artist,
Prof, of GOT, Fine Art Institute
of Tokyo; 6. May, 1844, at
Jkjito. Is a master glyptist;
Ai*t Coin mis- ioner to Imp.
Household. Address ; Tokyo,
Japan.
USHIBA, Takuzo (TOKYO;,
Managing Director, Sanyo Kly
Co., b. Dec., 1850, in Miye-ken.
Appointed to delicti 1 post,
Home Office, 1 876 ; A dviser to
Corean Gov., 1882-1883 ;
Director of Taxation Bureau;
Treasury, 1883-18*7 j sat in
Lower House, 1892-1893.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ADDENDA.
V
YACHER, Joseph Marie Alfred
(HANOI), Substitut du Pro-
cure nr. General. Entrae 1'Ad-
uiinistr ition, Avril 21, 1889;
Substitut du Procure ur Gen.
Juillet 1, 1904. Address : Ha-
noi, Tonkin, Indo-China.
VALPY, George Cordy (KLANG),
B. A., Cantab. ; Federated Ma-
lay States Civil Service ; fe.
May 10, 1877. Entered service
as Cadet, Selangor, 1901 ; pas-
sed in Cantonese, 1903 ; pass 3d
in law, 1904 ; acting assistant
District Officer, Ulu Langat,
Jan., 1904; acting assistant
District Officer, Klang, April,
1904, Address: Klang, Selan-
gor, Federated Malay States.
VANE, Henry G. B. (KUALA
LUMPUR), Auditor. Assistant
Auditor, Perak, Dec., 1884;
acting assistant Auditor-Genl.,
Straits Settlement?, April
1887; Auditor, Sungei Ujong
nnd Negri Sembilan, May, 1888;
Treasurer, Police Magistrate,
etc., Sungei Ujong, Oct., 1890 ;
Auditor, Selangor, Dec., 1892 ;
State Auditor, Perak, April,
1895 ; Chief Auditor, Federated
Malay States, 1906. Address:
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Fe-
derated Talay States.
YANRENEN, Walter Campbell
(BATU GAJAH), Assistant War-
den of Mines ; b. Aug. 16, 1872.
Acting Inspestor of Mines,
Kuala Lumpur, Sela igor,1899
assistant Auditor, 1900 ; assis-
tant Warden of Miues, Batu
Gajah, Kinta, 1906. Address •
Batu Gajah, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
VAUGH AN, Lieut. - Commander
Eobert E. (HONGKONG), E. N.
in command of ELM. river
gunboat " Robin." Lieutenant,
Oct. 1, 1895; appointed to
command, Dec. 22, 1903. Club
Hongkong. Address: H.M.S.
" Robin," Hongkong,
VELGE, C. E. (SINGAPORE), Su-
preme Court Registrar. Called
to the Bar, Middle Temple,
Michaelmas, 1887 ; Registrar,
Supreme Court, Singapore,
May, 1875 ; Registrar, Supreme
Court, Straits Settlements,
March, 1896. Club : Singapore.
Address : Singapore, Straits
Settlements.
YENNING, William Esd.ile
( KUALA LUMPUR), assistant
Accountant, Federated Malay
States Railways ; b. March 19,
1852. Accountant, Selangor
Government Kail way, Selangor,
1893-1890; acting accountant
and Auditor, 1901 ; assistant
Accountant, Federate! Malay
States Railways, since 1902.
Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
ADDENDA.
VIRGim, Lieut.-Col. Tgnace
P. S. (HANOI), Commandant lo
9e K e g i m e n t d'Infauterie
Colonial. Decoration: Officierde
la Legion d'Honneur. Address:
Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-Chiiia.
VON DONOP, Lionel Brenton
(KUALA LUMPUR), Secretary of
Sanitary Heard; b. March 6,1855.
Attached to Public Works De-
partment Head-quarter?, Selan-
go^r, 18«)3; Secretary of Sanitary
Board, Selangor, since 1893.
Address: Kuala Lumpur, Selan-
gor, Feder ited Malay S.ates.
VOULES, Arthur Blennerhasset
( KUALA LUMPUR), B. A . Cantab.,
Registrar of Supreme Court ;
b. Sept. 15, 1870. Passed in
Law and Malay; entered
Federated Malay States Civil
Service as Junior Officer, Perak,
1892: acting Inspector of
Schools, 1893 ; occupied various
positions in service until
appointed Registrar of Supreme
Court, Kuala Lumpu**, 1906.
Address •. Kuala Lumpur,
Selangor, Federated Malay
States.
w
WADA, Tsunashiro (T KYO),
Mineralogist and Geologist ;
b. Mar., 1856, in Fukui-ken.
Appointed Sec. of Agric. and
Conim. Dept. and later pro-
moted Director of Mining
Bureau : undertook founding
of Gov. Steel Works at
Wakainatsu, 1897-1902.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
WADAGAKI, Kenzj (TOKYO),
LL.D., Prof, of Imp. Univ.;
b. July, 1880, at Toy oka.
Educ.: Imp. Univ., Tokyo, and
in England. Appointed to
chair of Political Economy at
alma mater, 1886; assigned
an additional post at Tokyo
Higher Comm. School; was
removed to Agric. Coll. of
Imp. Univ., 1898 ; is an
Examination Commissioner of
Foreign Office. Address:
Tokyo, Japan
WAKAO, Ippei (Kosnu), Mer-
chant; b. Dec., 1820, in
Yamanashi-ken. Became one
of richest men in Japan by
dealing in raw silk early in
Meiji era; for some time
Member of House of Peers ;
founded the Wakao bank and
is connected with several
other business establishments.
Address: Koshu, Japan.
WANG CHIH CHUN (PEKING),
ex-Governor of Kwangsi ;
ADDENDA
native of Hunan. Grain inten-
dent, Kwangtung, Feb., 1884 ;
acting Kao-lien Tao, Aug.,
1886; Judge, Chekiang, May,
1888 ; Judge, Kwangtung, May,
1888 ; Treasurer, Hupeh, Jan ,
1891; appointed on Mission of
Condolence to St. Petersburg,
Nov., 1894 ; Treasurer, Sze-
chwan, Dec., 1897; Governor,
Shansi, Dec , 1892 -, did not
proceed; Gov., Anhwei, Nov.,
1899 ; vacated office, Dec., 19ul ;
Governor, Kwangsi, June, 1892 ;
degraded, July, 1903.
WATASE, Shozaburo (TOKYO),
Prof, of Imp. Univ., Tokyo ; b.
Nurnazu, 1863. Educ. : Sapporo
Agric. Coll.; Imp. Univ., Tokyo;
Johns Hopkin's Univ., U.S.A.
Was Lecturer of Chicago Univ.
until 1900 ; later appointed to
present post. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
WALKER, Henry (SANDAKAN),
Commissioner of Lands. 2nd
assistant, Land Department,
British North Borneo, Jan.,
1883; assistant Superintendent
Lands and Public Works,
Kudat, July, 1883; Commis-
sioner of Land and Recorder
of Lands, May, 1381 ; Member
of Council, Oct., 1883 ; acting
Superintendent of Public
Works Department, Jan., 1887 ;
Commissioner of Lands, San-
dakan. Address : Sandakan,
British North Borneo.
WALKER, Henry James Noel
(KUALA LUMPUR), Federated
M-ilay States Civil Service ; ft,
Sept. 10, 1S72. Junior Officer,
Perak, 1895 ; acting assistant
District Magistral \ 1896 ;.
acting assistant District Magis-
trate, Tan jong Malim, 1899;
ditto, Gopeng, 1900; 2nd
Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur.
Seiangor, Jan , 1903 ; acting
chief assistant District Officerr
Kinta, Nov., 1903 ; 2nd Magis-
trate, Kuala Lumpur, 19, '6.
Address: Kuala Lumpur,
Selfingoi', Fedt- rat* d Malay
States.
W A N M U H AM MAD ISA,
(SELAMA), Orang Kaya Mentri;:
b. 1866. Penghulu, Bukit
Gantang, Perak, 1890; Orang
Kaya Mentri and Member of
State Council, 1816; Superin-
tendent of Penghulus, Larut,
1899 ; acting Officer in Charge,
Sdania, 1902 ; bee ming Malay
Magistrate, 1903. Address -,
Selania, Perak Federated Malay
States.
WANG FU-HSIANG (PEKING),
Director of Gi-and Court of
Revision ; Chinese Hannerman ;
Reader, Grand Secretariat,
Dec., 1895; Director, Cou.t of
Sacrifical Worship, July, 1898 ;
do., Grand Court of Revision,
Jan., 1899.
WABD, John Francis (LOWER
PEEAK), Federated Malay
States Civil Service; b. Aug.
16, 1864. Surveyor, Public
Works - Department, Penang*
ADDENDA.
1883-1890; Special Service
Work in Krian, 1S93 ; assistant
Engineer and Town Surveyor,
Ipoh, Lower Perak, and Bataug
Padang. 1894-1899; Executive
Engineer, Lower Perak, 1901 ;
assistant and Executive En-
gineer, Lower Perak and Klang,
1903-1904. Address: Lower
Perak, Federated Malay States.
WARNER, William Hamilton Lee
(KINTA), B. A., Oxon. ; Federat-
ed Malay States Civil Service;
b. Oct. 14. 1880. Passed in
Law and Malay ; acting- assist-
ant District Officer,Uhi Langat,
and acting assistant Col lector of
Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur,
1904-1905 ; Inspector of School*
and Secretaryto Sanitary Beard,
Sereinban, April, 1905; Land
Office, Kinta, Peral«, 1906.
Address : Kinta,Perak, Federat-
ed Maby States.
WATANABE, Viscount Noboru
(TOKYO) ; b. April, 1838. Held
posts as local Governor in civil
service; Chief of Board of
Audit, 1884-1900; is famous as
master of swordsmanship ;
created Viscount, 1887. Ad-
dress: Tokyo, Japan.
WAT A SB, Torajiro (TOKYO),
Agriculturist ; b. 1860, at Nu-
niazu. Educ. : Sapporo Agric.
Coll. Was connected with
educational work at Tokyo arid
in provinces ; started business
as seed-grower and importer
and exporter of farming re-
quisites ; tits in Mr.ni ipal
Council of Tokyo. Address r
Tokyo, Japan.
WAWNT, John Twizell (TOKYO),
Asst. Japanese Sec. TT. B. M.
Embassy. Appointed Studtnt
Interpreter in Japan, June 3,
Ih96 ; Ag. Consxil at Tamsui
1901 to 1902; promoted 1st
As st,. May 2, 1903; Asst. Jap.
Sec., II. B.M. Embassy, Tokyor
19Jtf. Address: H. B. M.
Embassy, Tokyo, Japan.
WEI KUANG-TAO (FUKIEN),
ex- Governor;- General ; native
of Hunan. Judge, Kansu,
Feb., 1881 ; Treasurer, Karsur
April, 1883 ;do., New Dominion,
Nov., 18<C4 ; IIRS acted as Gover-
nor of Turkestan ; permitted
to retire, June, 1891 ; Trea-
surer, Kwangsi, June, 1895 ;
Governor, Yunnan, August,
1895 ; Governor, Shensi, Oct.,
1895 ; Governor-General, Sh en-
Kan, Sept., 1900; do., Yim-
Kuei, (Viceroy at Yunnan),
Dec., 1900; do., Liang-Kiang,
Dec., 1902 ; do., Fukien, Min-
Che provinces, October, 1904^
removed from office, 1904.
W E N - H A I (PEKING), Sub-
Chancellor, Grand Secretariat '>
native of Manchuria ; metrop.
graduate, 1889. Reader, Han-
lin, May, 1896; Asst. Super-
visor of Instruction, December,.
1896 ; Chief, do., March, 1900 ;
Sub-Chanceror, Grand Secret-
aiiat, Summer, 1901.
ADDENDA.
WEN-JUI, General (TSINGTAU),
native of Manchuria. Deputy
Lieut.-Governor, K u . e i - h u a-
ch'eng, May, 1901 ; Brigadier
General, Tsingtau, 1905.
"WENG TSENG-KUEI (CHEKI-
ANG), Treasurer ; native of
Kiangsu. Prefect, Hunan,
Mar., 1881 ; Chen- Yuen- Yung
Tao, Hxinan, 1890; Judge,
Kiangsi, June, 1895: Treasurer,
K waiigsi; Treasurer, Chekiang,
June, 1903.
WHITE, W. Arthur (SINGAPORE),
Accountant. Appointed, after
open Competitive Examination
for Home Civil .Service, to Post
Office, Jan., 1890 ; 2nd Division
Clerk, Accountant - General's
Department, July, 1892 ; Clerk,
Controller's Office, Mar., 1898 ;
Superintendent of Registra-
tion, Ceseral Post Office, Sin-
gapore, May, 1903 ; acting
Superintendent of Mails, Oct.,
1903; Accountant Posts and
Telegraphs, 1906. Address: Sin-
gapore, Straits Settlements.
WHITLEY, Michael Henry (SBR-
EMBAN), Federated Malay Sta-
tes <^ivil Service ; b. September
26, 1872. Passed in Law and
Malay ; acting Registrar of
Courts, Selangor, and second
assistant District Officer, Ulu
Selangor, 1 897 ; served in sev-
eral capacities until appointed
Secretary to Resident of Negri
Sembilan, 1903 ; acting second
Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur.
May, 1903 ; acting Registrar of
Courts, Selangor, 1904; Secre-
tary to Resident, Negri Sembi-
lan, 1906. Address : Seremban,
Negri Sembilan.
WILLOUGHBY, Edward Digby
(MALACCA), Assistant Superin-
tendent of Works ; b. April 14,
187H. Assist. Engineer, Singa-
pore and Kranji Railway, May,
1901 : assistant Superintendent
of Works, Singapore, 1903 ;
assistant Superintendent of
Works, Malacca, 1904. Ad-
dress : Malacca, Straits Settle-
ments.
WINCKEL -MAYER, General
Auguste G.
Comman da nt,
d'Infanterie.
Commandeur
d'Honneur.
ninh, Tonkin,
J. (BAC-NINH),
2e Brigade
Decoration:
de la Legion
Address : Bac-
Indo-China.
WINSTEDT, Richard Olaf
(BATANG PADANG), Federated
Malay States Civil Service;
b. Aug. 2, 1878. Passed in
Law and Malay ; cadet at
Perak, 1902;. acting assistant
Inspector of Schools, Perak,
1903-1904; 2nd assistant Dis-
tiicl; Office-, Batang Padang^
June, 1904. Address: Bitang*
Padang, Perak, Federated
Malay States.
WOLFF, Ernest Charteris Hoi-
ford (TELOK ANSON), B.A.,
Oxon. : District Treasurer ; b.
July 3, 1S75. Passed in Law
ADDENDA.
and Malay ;' acting Treasurer,
Superintendent of Posts and
Telegraphs, and Collector of
Ftamp Duties, Pahang, 1898;
acting assistantDistrict Officer,
Pekar, 1899; Secretary to Re-
sident of Negri Senibilan, 1901 ,•
assistant Secretary to Resident
of Selangor, acting Secretary
to Resident of Xegri Sembilan,
1903 : Chairman of Sanitary
Board, Seremban, 1904; Dis-
trict Treasurer, Telok An son,
and 'acting Secretary to Ke-
sident, Negri Seuibilan. Ad-
dress: Telok Alison, Perak,
Federated Malay States.
YAMAKAWA, Kenjiro (TOKYO),
Dr. of Science ; ex-President of
Imp, Univ., Tokyo ; b. Jiily
1854, at Aizu. Educ.: America,
Europe. Connected with
Imp. Univ., Tokyo, since 1872;
resigned post of President,
1906. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
YAMASE, Shorn (TOKYO), Prof,
of Musical Acad. at Uyeno ; b.
July, 1845. Is an expert player
of the Japanese " Koto." Ad-
dress: Tokyo, Japan.
YANG SHIH-HSIANG (KIRIN).
Military Governor ; native of
Anhwei. T'ung-chow Taotai,
June, 1901 ; Judge, Chihli, Oct.,
1902; Treasurer, do., Jiily, 1902;
acting Governor, Shantung,
Jan., 1905 ; Military Governor,
Kirin, March, 1906.
YANG SHOO (TOKYO), Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister
Pleni r otentiary for China;
to retire, November, 1906.
Address: Chinese Legation,
Tsukiji, Tokyo, Japan.
YANO, Fumio (TOKYO), Journa-
list; b. 1850, in Oita-ki n. Sec-
retary of Finance, 1878 to 1881;
after resignation j oined political
party of Count Okuma; after-
wards chief editor of " Hochi ":
in 1 890, was appointed Director
of Imp. Archives ; was Minister
at Peking, 1897-1899 ; now
editor of illustrated magazine.
Address: Tokyo, Japan.
educationalist; b. April, 1834,
at Kumainoto. Principal of
Joshi Gaku-in (Girls' School)
which founded in Tokyo about
] 895 ; is a strong advocate of
betterment of condition of
women in Japan ; was instru-
mental in establishing local
Society for Suppression of
Vice. Address : Tokyo, Japan.
ADDENDA
YASUDA, Z-njiro (TOKYO),
Merchant, &. October, 1838, in
Toyama-ken. Was an appr. en-
tice at a shop in Yedo (Tolcyo)
and later opened an exchange
shop on own account; sub-
sequent'y founded a bank ;
has f >unded at various times
several banks and was instru-
ni'-ntal in starting Tokyo Fire
Ins HIM nee Co., Imp. Marine
Insurance Co. and Kyosai Life
Insurance Co.; almost entirely
supplied the funds required
for Osaka Harbour Works.
Address : Tokyo, Japan.
YE>J CHIH (URGA), Resident;
native of Manchuria; Hon.
Degree. Grain Intendent,
Kwangtung, Jan., 1896 ; Judge,
Honan, Dec., 1893 ; Treasurer,
do., Dec., 1900; do, Shensi,
Feb., 1901 ; do., Shensi, April,
1901 ; do., Honan, Jan., 1902;
resigned, July, 1C03 ; Brigade
General, Ma-lan-chen, Eastern
Tombs, Oct., 1903 ; Resident at
Hsi-ning, Kansu, Oct., 1904 ;
Resident, Urga, Mongolia,
August, 1905.
YOKOI, Tokiyoshi (TOKYO) , Dr.
of Agr. ; Prof, of Imp. Univ. ;
5. Jan., 1860, at Kumamoto.
Has done much to improve
Japanese agriculture. Publi-
cations: Several works onagii-
culture. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
YOKOTA, Kuniomi (TOKYO),
Public Procurator-General of
Court of Cassation ; 6. August
1850 in Oita-ke»i Edit?.: Gjn-
many, 1886-1891. Address,
Tokyo, Japan.
YOSHINO, ?eikei ( T o K Y o ),
Publicist; 6. Nov., 1849, at
Tokyo. Took prominent part
in municipal organisation of
Tokyo, and repeatedly occupied
Chair in Municipal Council;
sat for city in Lower House*
1890-1892. Address : Tokyo,
Japan.
YOUNG, l?obt. Hoyden ( SINGA-
PORE], Surveyor. Sub-Sur-
veyor, Survey Department,
Straits Settlements, Jan. 28,
3878; Computer and Drafts-
man, Malacca, May 1, 1881 ;
District Surveyor, Oct., 1882;
Chief Surveyor, July 12, -1888 ;
Senior Suiveyor, Jan., 1891;
in Charge of Re- Survey of
Singapore, May, 4, 1903. Ad-
dress: Singapore, Straits S et-
tlements.
I YU HSIU (PEKING), Junior
Police Provost; Chinese Ban-
nerman. Deputy Lieut.-Gen-
eral, Bordered Yellow Banner
Corps, April, 1901 ; Vice-
Comm., Peking Octroi, May,
1904; Junior Police Provost,
Peking, 190*.
YU HSIU (XGANKIN), Taotai ;
Chinese Bannerman. Supf.
Hun ting Grounds, 1881 ; Supt.,
I m pe i ial Fac tory , S o o ch o w,
Dec., 1889; term expired ;
Director, Palace Stud., April,
ADDENDA.
J895; An-Lu-Ch'u Ho Tao
(Anhwei Taotai at Ngankin),
F^b., 1889.
YU HU-EN (KASHQAB), native
of Yunnan ; Commander-in-
Chief, July, 1900
YU-KANG (TIBET), Eesident ;
native of Manchuria. Asst.
Resident, Tibat, Sept., 1898 ;
Resident, do., Nov., 1900.
YURI, Viscount Kimnasa
(TOKYO), Member of House of
Peers ; 6. Oct., 1829, at Fukui.
Was Treasurer to clan, shortly
before Restoration, and after
that Minister of Fin-mce of
Imp. Gov. ; created Viscount,
1887. 'Address: Tokyo, Japan.
YU TAI (TIBET), Imperial
Resident ; native of Mongolia.
Sub-Director, Court of Stats
Ceremonial, April, 1900 ; Im-
perial Resident, Tibet, Doc.,
19(2.
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